Editorial Calendar
Policy as Code for Cost Control, Not Just Compliance
Mariusz Michalowski | | cloud cost management, FinOps, infrastructure as code, kubernetes, platform engineering, policy as codePolicy as code can do more than enforce compliance. Learn how platform teams use guardrails, tagging and sizing policies to prevent cloud cost waste early ...
The Green Side of Observability: Why Less Data Can Mean More Insight
Observability can generate massive data volumes. Learn how sustainable observability reduces telemetry waste, lowers costs and improves insight ...
Low-Code’s New Frontier: Tailored Solutions for Each Industry
JJ McGuigan | | application development platforms, DevOps pipelines, digital transformation, enterprise devops, low-code development, regulated industriesFor years, most low-code platforms have focused on one primary challenge: efficiency. The goal was to help teams build applications faster and with less effort, reducing manual coding, speeding up iterations, empowering ...
How We Got Here: Alert Fatigue to Decision Fatigue
AI and observability reduced alert fatigue, but decision fatigue remains. Decision architecture helps DevOps teams scale operational judgment ...
On-Call Rotation Best Practices: Reducing Burnout and Improving Response
Neel Shah | | alert fatigue, alert hygiene, automated remediation, burnout prevention, incident management, incident postmortem, mttr, observability, on‑call best practices, on‑call compensation, on‑call metrics, OpsGenie, pagerduty, platform engineering, rotation models, runbook automation, Runbooks, shadow rotation, SREPractical SRE on‑call guide covering rotation models, alert hygiene, runbooks, metrics, compensation, shadowing, and automation to cut pager load and prevent engineer burnout ...
Unlocking Observability by Design With Inferred Schemas
Nicolas Takashi | | observability, OpenTelemetry, platform engineering, schema governance, telemetry pipelinesObservability systems generate massive telemetry, but schema drift creates friction. Learn how inferred schemas and OpenTelemetry Weaver restore structure ...
Why the Next Wave of Infrastructure Automation Requires a Different Kind of Intelligence
Every decade or so, something fundamental shifts in how we think about infrastructure. Not an upgrade, a rethinking. Virtualization changed what infrastructure was. The cloud changed where it lived. Infrastructure as Code ...
ControlMonkey Extends IaC Automation Reach to Restore Network Services
ControlMonkey has extended its platform for automating infrastructure-as-code (IaC) to add an ability to reprovision network services following a disruption in service. Company CEO Aharon Twizer said this extension to the Cloud ...
I Learned Traffic Optimization Before I Learned Cloud Computing. It Turns Out the Lessons Were the Same.
Harshit Omar | | cloud infrastructure, cloud optimization, cloud resilience, infrastructure portability, multi-cloud strategyI wanted to be a race car driver before I knew what a data center was. I started in traffic, not in the cloud. This was not a childhood dream driven by ...
The Future of AI in Software Quality: How Autonomous Platforms are Transforming DevOps
Igor Kirilenko | | agentic AI, CI/CD pipelines, devops automation, software quality, static analysisAgentic AI is transforming DevOps by embedding autonomous quality checks into CI/CD pipelines, improving code security, coverage and speed ...
How OPA Changed Our Go-No-Go Forever
Learn how Open Policy Agent (OPA) transformed go/no-go releases from subjective meetings into automated, auditable, policy-driven decisions embedded directly in the CI/CD pipeline ...
The Great Infrastructure Migration: Why Teams are Moving From Manual Provisioning to Autonomous Platforms
Neel Shah | | autonomous infrastructure, DevOps productivity, infrastructure automation, platform engineering, self-service infrastructureAutonomous infrastructure platforms replace manual provisioning, accelerating delivery, improving compliance and freeing platform teams to focus on strategic work ...
