
Software Development in the Age of AI: How to Balance Quality and Speed
There’s no mistaking the reality of AI’s influence. Across industries, businesses are calling on tech workers to make the most of this transformative technology as demand skyrockets and companies race to overcome the competition. A flagging economy only pushes expectations for AI use—in software especially. To contend with arduous workloads, 92% of developers are already […]

Will Generative AI Succeed Where AIOps Failed?
Generative AI can go so many places that AIOps could never, and provides a general-purpose approach that can be applied in many different ways.

Pilot or Telephone Operator? Forecasts of Software Developer Demise Are Absurd
AI will profoundly change the software engineering profession, but those changes will mostly drive inventive and capable developers to greater innovation.

Squaring the Circle: How to Make Public APIs Private
Many API attacks are effectively zero-day, novel attacks that exploit recent and unique changes to specific APIs. Here’s how to stop them.

The Practicalities of Open Sourcing
If you’re contemplating the daring act of open sourcing your projects, here are some things to know before you set out.

DevOps Guide to Java Profiling
By using a Java profiler, developers can gain a deep understanding of the application’s performance characteristics and identify potential areas for optimization.

OpenText Extends Tool for Auditing Source Code Using Machine Learning
OpenText updated a static analysis code auditing tool using machine learning algorithms to provide deeper insights into on-premises IT environments.

IBM Adds Lower-Cost Linux Mainframe to Portfolio
IBM made its most aggressive move yet in its quest to make mainframes running Linux more affordable, launching an entry-level platform starting at $135,000.

Why Startups are Betting Big on Low-Code/No-Code
It is exhaustive — from infrastructure to app delivery, from data to applications — to modernize your practices, processes and providers to ensure you have the underlying foundation to take advantage of whatever comes next. Two or three years ago, apps created through low-code/no-code platforms were not usually as detailed under the surface as software […]

Cycode Discloses GitHub Actions Vulnerability in Google Bazel Project
Cycode discovered a command injection vulnerability in the way GitHub Actions updated Google’s open source Bazel project.

How to Make the Most of In-House Software Development
The more you can upskill and empower existing in-house development efforts, the more value you will bring to the business.

Using LLMs to Automate Pipeline Conversions From Legacy to Tekton
There have been many technological advancements in the market today, but the main hindrance is the cumbersome process of switching from the existing technology/framework to the new one. This is where teams and organizations are left behind in the tech curve. In the DevOps landscape, CI/CD pipelines are the backbone of DevOps, and how you […]

How Network APIs Will Finally Realize the Potential of 5G Slicing
Developers are progressively realizing they’re going to require more from the network if they are to create revolutionary new applications.

Running MongoDB on AWS: A Practical Guide
Many organizations are opting to run MongoDB in the AWS cloud to gain improved scalability and reliability for their MongoDB deployment.

A New Year’s Resolution for Observability in 2024
As organizations embrace digital transformation, the need for robust, scalable and cost-effective observability solutions becomes paramount.

Harness Acquires Armory Continuous Delivery Assets
Harness has acquired the assets of Armory, a provider of CD platforms based on the open source Spinnaker platform and a cloud service based on a proprietary platform.

How Supergraphs Help Consolidate Data Access
If used to aggregate various data sources and APIs into a unified graph, GraphQL could become ‘one schema to rule them all’ for enterprises.

From Reaction to Robots: Riding the AI Wave in 2024
Investment in security-aware developers and collaboration between them and AppSec teams should be a driving force in 2024.

5 Time-Saving and Problem-Solving Technologies for DevOps Teams
DevOps professionals have several common hurdles to successful implementation. Here are five technologies that can help.

Checkmarx Report Details Havoc Caused by ‘Everything’ Package on NPM Registry
A Checkmarx report details an ‘Everything’ package distributed via the NPM registry that cripples any machine used to download it.

Best of 2023: ‘Scrum == Cancer’ ¦ Plus: Linux 6.5 Ships
In this week’s #TheLongView: Scrum sucks, sources say; and here comes the Linux 6.5 kernel.

Best of 2023: Will ChatGPT Replace Developers?
As we close out 2023, we at devopsy.kinsta.cloud wanted to highlight the most popular articles of the year. Following is the latest in our series of the Best of 2023. AI is buzzing again thanks to the recent release of ChatGPT, a natural language chatbot that people are using to write emails, poems, song lyrics […]

DevOps 2024: DevOps Isn’t Dead; Long Live DevOps
Well, it has been quite the year in general and quite the year as it relates to DevOps. As I sit here on the cusp of the 10th year of publishing devopsy.kinsta.cloud, I look back and recognize how much DevOps has grown, evolved, matured and shifted over time. As was the case 10 years ago, […]
