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vFunction Adds Real-Time Observability and GenAI Tool to Modernization Platform

vFunction, the AI-driven architectural observability platform today added real-time observability and GenAI assistant. vFunction today added an ability to observe IT architectures in real-time to a platform that automatically converts monolithic application code into a set of microservices. In addition, vFunction has added a generative artificial intelligence (AI) assistant that identifies issues and surfaces recommendations […]

Mike Vizard · May 13, 2024
Blogs

Five Great DevOps Job Opportunities

Looking for a new DevOps job? Consider these roles, including at Paramount+, Western Union and Michaels Stores.

Mike Vizard · May 13, 2024
Blogs

Red Hat Plans to Add Policy-as-Code Tools to Ansible Platform

Red Hat is previewing a policy-as-code capability for the Ansible Automation Platform that promises to make it simpler to apply and enforce governance and compliance policies. Demonstrated at the Red Hat Summit and AnsibleFest 2024 conference, Matthew Jones, chief architect for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, told conference attendees this capability would, for example, make […]

Mike Vizard · May 13, 2024
Blogs

Survey Credits Engineering Teams With Keeping Lid on Cloud Costs

A CloudZero survey credits engineering teams with keeping cloud costs under control, but there’s still some room for improvement. A survey of 1,000 U.S. engineering and finance professionals working in organizations with 100 to 9,999 employees, that spent at least $500,000 annually on cloud services from Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), or […]

Mike Vizard · May 10, 2024
Application Performance Management/Monitoring

StarTree Makes Observability Case for Apache Pinot Database

StarTree broadly enhances its real-time database platform by adding query support for metrics, logs and traces. StarTree today made a case for becoming the foundation upon which observability is gained in IT environments by adding support for metrics, logs and traces to its real-time database platform delivered as a cloud service. In addition, the company […]

Mike Vizard · May 8, 2024
Blogs

Oracle Plans to Apply Generative AI to Java and SQL

Oracle is developing a generative AI assistant that uses multiple LLMs to create Java and SQL code. Oracle Code Assist will provide expert, opinionated feedback for code snippets, dependency analysis, error mitigation alternatives, test cases, annotation, summarization and documentation.

Mike Vizard · May 7, 2024
Blogs

Five Great DevOps Job Opportunities

Looking for a DevOps job? Look at these openings at Capital One, Sherwin Williams, Marriott International and more

Mike Vizard · May 6, 2024
AI

Postman Makes AI Tool for API Management Platform Available

Postman today generally made available a generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool for its platform for building and managing application programming interfaces (APIs) that automatically creates tests and documentation. Announced at a POST/CON 2024 conference, Postbot is included with version 11 of the Postman platform which also adds workspaces that make it simpler for software engineering […]

Mike Vizard · May 1, 2024
AI

Snyk Adds Second ASPM Tool to Portfolio

Today, Snyk made available an edition of its application security posture management (ASPM) tool for assessing application risks that provides more context into how code has been written and its role within the application environment. Manoj Nair, chief product officer for Snyk, said Snyk AppRisk Pro leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to provide […]

Mike Vizard · May 1, 2024
AI

Exploring Low/No-Code Platforms, GenAI, Copilots and Code Generators

The emergence of low/no-code platforms is challenging traditional notions of coding expertise. Gone are the days when coding was an exclusive skill set reserved for a knowledgeable few. Low/no-code platforms have democratized software development. They empower individuals from non-IT or technical backgrounds to translate their business ideas into applications without the need to master complex […]

Varun Goswami · Apr 18, 2024
Application Performance Management/Monitoring

How to Migrate an Observability Platform to Open Source

Migrating to an open source stack gives you control over telemetry data and reduces observability costs. Here’s how to do it with open source.

Hemant Sachdeva · Apr 16, 2024
Blogs

Why GraphQL is a Better Choice for Building Microservices

There’s been a long debate about whether it’s better to use REST or GraphQL for building microservices. Both technologies have their proponents and critics, but when it comes to the specific needs of microservices architectures, GraphQL emerges as the clear front-runner. Here’s why. Understanding the RESTful Concerns While REST has been the go-to API style […]

Santhosh Krishnan · Apr 4, 2024
API

Smoothing API Onboarding With Simulation and Documentation

“Soon we’ll be making another run…And love, exciting and new, Come aboard, we’re expecting you…”– Theme from The Love Boat, American television program, circa 1977 If software is eating the world, then APIs are eating software. Investment in the API economy is increasing. More than 200 million APIs are already out there in the world, […]

Jason English · Apr 2, 2024
Blogs

The Ruby on Rails Resurgence

Ruby combines functional and imperative programming to create an easy-to-use, powerful language where everything is an object. Introduced in 1995, the open source programming language became popular in the 2000s during the dot-com era, when developers at startups and established companies were under pressure to rapidly launch new web applications. Ruby on Rails, released in […]

Jim Remsik · Apr 2, 2024
Blogs

A Brief History of DevOps and the Link to Cloud Development Environments

The history of DevOps is worth reading about, and “The Phoenix Project,” self-characterized as “a novel of IT and DevOps,” is often mentioned as a must-read. Yet for practitioners like myself, a more hands-on account is “The DevOps Handbook” (by the same author, Gene Kim, and others), which recounts some of the watershed moments around […]

Laurent Balmelli · Mar 29, 2024
Application Performance Management/Monitoring

Building an Open Source Observability Platform

By investing in open source frameworks and LGTM tools, SRE teams can effectively monitor their apps and gain insights into system behavior.

Prashant Nerkar · Mar 28, 2024