When it comes to choosing models, developers often start with a frontier model, which is another name for a cutting-edge,

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Artificial intelligence is transforming the software delivery life cycle (SDLC). AI is helping to write code, optimize code, review code,

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GitOps is critical for ensuring consistency, reliability and auditability in modern infrastructure management. By treating infrastructure changes as code, GitOps

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At their core, Large Language Models are advanced AI systems designed to understand, generate, and work with human language in a

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Editor’s note: This article is part of a series. Read also, based on excerpts from the Manning book, “Fluent Bit

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Although caches and databases were created for distinctly different purposes, boundaries are blurring. Databases’ internal caching mechanisms have become increasingly

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Kubernetes adoption has experienced explosive growth over the past decade. Ninety-three percent of respondents to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation

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“I’ve always been fascinated by how much we humans run on autopilot,” Mia Bajić says in an email interview. So

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As development teams expand to meet growing business demands, maintaining both technical excellence and security becomes increasingly challenging, especially with

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This has been quite the month for “agentic” products. I had a good experience with Claude Code in one post

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For much of the past decade, “cloud native” has been synonymous with the rise of containers, and, by extension, the

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If you’ve done any reading or searching about Linux, then you’ve probably run across plenty on the different desktops that

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Do frameworks matter anymore? Aaron Boodman thinks they’ve gone about as far as they’re going to go, according to a

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Open source AI is a fast-growing community and the PyTorch Foundation, not even three years old yet, is emerging as

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I’ve spent most of my career believing that technical sophistication was the key to solving complex problems. As an AI

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It should come as no surprise that more and more developers are adopting macOS devices as development machines. On top

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In the last century, highly sophisticated work in factories was automated through advances in robotics, computing and work simplification. This

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Key takeaways: You can run Kubernetes commands in Go using the client-go library or by executing raw kubectl commands with

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This is the third in a three-part series. Read also: Accelerating Developer Velocity With Effective Platform Teams How To Create

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In the previous part of this series, I introduced the architecture of vLLM and how it is optimized for serving

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Creatio, a provider of an AI-native platform to automate customer relationship management (CRM) and workflows with no code, has launched

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Platform teams have emerged as a crucial component in modern software development, bridging the gap between development and operations, streamlining

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“Java is old, boring and enterprise-y!” That’s what my co-founder Travis Reeder shouted over the wind as we boated and

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Just five years ago, choosing the right kind of database to support their applications presented complexity for many developers: relational

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Editor’s note: This article is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of the Manning book, “Fluent Bit with Kubernetes.” Read also:

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A new offering by Vercel allows developers to experiment with different AI models through a single interface, without managing multiple

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Imagine a workplace where you’re not toggling between tabs, copy-pasting updates, or waiting on Slack pings. Instead, you direct a

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SEATTLE — Observability continues to see a trend of a number of new players entering the market, while in-use adopters

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It’s been 20 years since Puppet planted the seeds of today’s Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and it hasn’t gotten any

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As the infrastructure and cost barriers around enterprise AI fall away, software developers, engineers, architects and other builders are running

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