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DevOps Meets Blazor in 2025: Streamlining .NET Web App Delivery for the Future
Blazor has become a mature, go-to technology for modern enterprise-grade .NET web apps, especially for teams already invested in Microsoft’s ecosystem. ...
Beyond the Firewall: Achieving True Observability in the Era of Hybrid Infrastructure
Gerardo Dada | | devops, hybrid infrastructure, Internet Performance Monitoring (IPM), observability, RUM, synthetic monitoringAt a time when hybrid infrastructure is the norm and internet dependencies are unavoidable, achieving true observability means embracing a broader view ...
“Shove Left” – Dumping Downstream Tasks Onto Developers – A Recipe for Failure
Beware the "Shove Left" anti-pattern. Simply dumping downstream tasks onto developers without changing the system is a recipe for burnout, inefficiency and failure ...
Observability in Retail: How to Monitor and Manage Interactive Kiosk Fleets
Cheryl Lesniak | | customer experience technology, devops, observability in devops, retail kiosk monitoringManaging kiosks at scale creates visibility challenges. Centralized observability and proactive monitoring can help teams stay ahead of outages ...
Emerging DevOps Trends: Security, Scalability and Sustainability
As DevOps continues to grow, rapid changes such as security, scalability and sustainability are at the forefront of these changes ...
CI/CD Pipelines for Large Teams: How to Keep Velocity Without Breaking the Build
Sumit Saha | | Automated testing, build monitoring, build reliability, CI/CD pipelines, continuous delivery, continuous integration, Developer Velocity, devops, environment management, GitHub Actions, modular pipelines, parallel testing, pipeline as code, pull requests, scalable infrastructure, software release automation, team collaboration, version controlContinuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) are essential for modern software teams, as there is now a need for fast feature delivery and high-velocity improvements. However, achieving high speed may be ...
Accelerating GenAI Innovation with DevOps Hackathons—Hackathon Insights, Strategic Gaps and Future Directions
Importance of Hackathon Hackathons have become a vital platform for driving innovation, collaboration, and skill development across diverse industries. These intense, time-bound events bring together programmers, designers, and problem solvers to rapidly ...
Tackling the AI-Fueled API Explosion With Visibility
Ultimately, transforming the potential risks of an API explosion into a powerful engine for AI acceleration hinges on one critical capability: Comprehensive visibility ...
AI is Transforming DevOps: How Intelligent Automation is Revolutionizing Infrastructure Management
Deepak Gupta | | AI DevOps, AI-powered DevOps tools, automated testing tools, continuous integration AI, devops automation, intelligent infrastructure managementThe specific ways AI is reshaping DevOps practices, starting with the foundation and building toward more advanced applications. ...
DevOps Micro-Inefficiencies: Finding and Dealing With Them
Micro-inefficiencies won’t crash your system, but they will slow your velocity until you forget what fast felt like. ...
Observability 2.0: Much more than the Three Pillars
The digital panorama is a dynamic and ever-moving entity. Applications are no longer monolithic giants dwelling on predictable servers. Instead, they are complex webs of microservices, ephemeral serverless capabilities and containerized workloads, ...
Mobile Apps Are Under Attack — And App Stores Will Not Protect You
Alex Vakulov | | App Data Breach, App Hardening, App Store Security, App Vulnerabilities, Secure App Development, secure developmentAdvanced tactics allow attackers to break into mobile apps from the inside, bypass authentication systems, and compromise sensitive user information through deepfake-powered identity fraud. ...
