Contributed Content
Simplifying Authorization at Scale: The Importance of DevOps Workflows with Flexible, Scalable and Secure Access Control
Rakan AlZagha | | access control, Authorization-as-a-Service, cloud-native security, devops, microservices, policy as code, scalable authorizationDevOps has transformed how developers build, deploy, and manage infrastructure and applications, making automation, scalability and rapid iteration core to modern development workflows. While much of the software delivery process has evolved, authorization ...
The Era of AI-Native Software: Why Retrofitting AI Won’t Work And How DevOps Must Keep Up
Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) onto legacy software is like trying to get an old flip phone to run the latest augmented reality (AR) apps. Yet, enterprises continue to take this approach, in ...
Continuous Compliance for Cloud-Native CI/CD Pipelines
Manvitha Potluri | | Audit-ready pipelines, CI/CD, cloud-native, continuous compliance, devsecops, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), policy as code, Regulatory automationHow DevOps teams can embed auditability without sacrificing delivery speed ...
Why You Shouldn’t Forget Workflows With Agentic AI Systems
AI agents are the new kid on the block, but it doesn’t mean they’re here to usurp traditional workflows. The two work well in conjunction ...
Chaos Engineering for APIs: Integrate Failure Testing into Your CI/CD Pipeline
Adopting chaos engineering is not just about tools and processes. It can also lead to a significant shift in how development teams view failure ...
Streamlining CI/CD: Building Efficient Pipelines With GitHub Actions for Modern DevOps
Sai Ram Nadipalli | | Automation Continuous Integration, CI/CD pipeline, continuous deployment, devops, GitHub ActionsHow to use GitHub Actions to enhance your CI/CD pipelines, reduce operational overhead and create an automation and collaboration culture. ...
If Planes Can Fly Themselves Then Why Can’t IT Management be Autonomous?
Autonomous reliability platforms of the future will surface actionable insights and be competent enough to make autonomous decisions ...
Will Policy-as-Code Still Matter if AI Generates Most Code?
Organizations should start embedding PaC into their AI workflows today. Tools and emerging AI-focused platforms are the first line of defense in the automated future ...
The Integration Trap: When Your “Seamless” System Crashes at the Worst Possible Moment
Stamatis Houliaras | | API integrations, business continuity, digital transformation, Enterprise software integration, ERP implementation, IT infrastructure, Middleware solutions, Software selection, System connectivityImagine this: You have just finished implementing a big, enterprise-level software. The project took months (or years), cost a fortune and required countless hours of work. But you did it! Now, it ...
AI in Government: Why Flexibility Matters More Than Ever
Dr. Darren Pulsipher | | ai, AI Developers, artificial intelligence, Federal Technology, Government TechnologyThe early blooms of AI experimentation showed the new, promising ways of streamlining government operations. Now comes the real work of cultivating environments where AI can take root and thrive. ...
From One Big System to Many Small Ones: Our Microservices Story
Hayk Ghukasyan | | automation platform, continuous deployment, Kafka Messaging, microservices, monolithic architecture, Observability Stack, scalabilityMicroservices offer flexibility, but they also introduce additional management complexities. Start small. Monitor everything. Plan for failure. ...
Why CI/CD Pipelines Break Zero-Trust: A Hidden Risk in Enterprise Automation
Surya Avirneni | | CI/CD security, Open Policy Agent (OPA), Secure software delivery, SPIFFE / SPIRE, Workload attestation, zero-trustThis article highlights a critical blind spot in pipeline security: The gap between job identity and runtime trust. Here’s how organizations can finally close it. ...
