To make good agentic AI apps, developers need to get good at what they’re terrible at: documentation. That’s because Agentic

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SAN DIEGO — At FinOps X,  the FinOps Foundation‘s annual get-together, the Foundation announced the release of FinOps Open Cost

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Since first appearing on the IT radar around 2015, platform engineering continues to bring revolutionary and evolutionary changes in how

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Recovery time objectives (RTOs) are everywhere: in compliance reports, risk assessments, vendor service-level agreements (SLAs) and disaster recovery plans. They

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When the web was first scaling up, content delivery networks (CDNs) became a way of dealing with the ever-increasing load.

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SAN DIEGO — It’s AI boom time: Gartner predicts an estimated $644 billion will be spent on generative AI in

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In the race to showcase AI adoption, companies are increasingly appointing Chief AI Officers (CAIOs) — a move that may

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In application security, one of the promises of AI agents is that they will be able to test and scan

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While detailed instrumentation of CPUs has been available for some time, GPUs are still commonly treated as black boxes. Zymtrace,

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The last few years have shown that large language models (LLMs) have impressive capabilities in analyzing, understanding and generating text

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In today’s data-driven world, time series information flows constantly from countless sources: Internet of Things (IoT) devices, system metrics, financial

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“Just do it,” is the advice of Sam Altman for enterprise leaders wondering how to get their organizations started down

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The promise of microservices is tantalizing — independent deployments, team autonomy and rapid releases. Yet after working with hundreds of

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In the heart of Silicon Valley, tech titans are unleashing an unprecedented $320 billion AI infrastructure spending spree for 2025

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While talk about AI agents is seemingly everywhere, seeing them in production is actually still relatively rare. In part, that’s

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No longer is data just a concern to accountants. Now, with AI, data promises to transform how every department in

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Kubernetes vs. Docker Compose: Docker Compose is great for local development and small apps. It’s easy to set up and

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Output formatting is all about controlling how data or information, generated by a program, is displayed or outputted. With well-thought-out

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AI is transforming every business, and every organization is trying to figure out how they can benefit from or enable

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Artificial intelligence development is accelerating. That was the resounding message from Jensen Huang’s GTC 2025 keynote, where NVIDIA’s CEO detailed

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Containers fueled by open source software have become the de facto way for software development teams to package and deploy

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The complexity of modern software architectures has evolved far beyond what traditional monitoring tools were designed to handle. Engineering teams

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As we mark another National Cloud Database Day, it’s clear that modern data platforms have undergone a fundamental transformation. What

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The cloud security company, Wiz, is now in the Linux distribution business with its release of WizOS. This is a hardened

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“Yup, that’s me. You’re probably wondering how I ended up in this situation.” That’s what Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn

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Because Scratch is mainly oriented toward young people, it is particularly interesting to educators and parents who want to introduce

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As software systems become increasingly complex and distributed, developers and operations teams face a daunting challenge in understanding application behavior

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Windows old-timers may remember PC gaming in the ’80s and ’90s. Games wouldn’t load in MS-DOS without something as rudimentary

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Claude Opus 4 has already grabbed quite a bit of attention in the short time it has been public, and

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Although I’ve never used openSUSE as my Linux distribution of choice, I’ve always held it in very high regard. This

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