Video Interviews
Mezmo Open Sources AI SRE Operations
Site reliability engineering has been quietly buckling under its own success. The scope of what SRE teams are expected to own — observability, incident response, telemetry pipelines, capacity, cost, resilience — keeps ...
Why Your Best People Can’t Save a Broken Delivery System
When delivery falls apart, the reflex is to blame the team. Missed dates, quality slips, a burned-out squad — leadership tends to reach for a personnel fix and quietly move on. The ...
AI Coding Agents Are Pulling CI Feedback Into the Inner Loop
The traditional shape of CI/CD assumed humans worked in the inner loop and pipelines policed the outer one. AI coding agents are tearing that geometry apart. When code can be generated in ...
AI Is Accelerating How Fast We Build the Wrong Thing
AI coding assistants have made it trivially easy to ship software faster — and that is precisely the problem. Human developers used to absorb the gaps in a vague spec by asking ...
CDEvents Simplifies AI-Ready Developer Platforms
Internal developer platforms have become a tangled web of orchestration tools, CI runners and deployment systems that rarely speak the same language. Every new integration adds another translation layer, and as AI-driven ...
Why the Trust Layer Is the Next Thing Developers Will Commodify
Engineering roadmaps inside enterprises that never planned to build AI products are now being eaten by AI work. Teams at hospitals, banks and government agencies are spending huge chunks of their sprint ...
OpenTelemetry Graduation Sets Stage for AI Observability
OpenTelemetry just hit graduated status at the CNCF, and the timing matters more than the milestone itself. After years of consolidating what used to be OpenTracing and OpenCensus, the project has quietly ...
Software Weaponization Raises DevSecOps Stakes
The threat model that DevSecOps teams have been working from for the last decade was built around accidental vulnerabilities — mistakes that needed to be found and fixed before someone exploited them ...
The Messy Reality of Vibe Coding
The default reaction to vibe coding has been alarm — a default assumption that letting AI write large chunks of an application is going to flood production with vulnerabilities and undocumented behavior ...
Embracing the MCP Suck: Taming the Wild West of AI Protocols
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is moving faster than the developer community can keep up with, racing past its original design parameters and leaving teams scrambling to build clients that can match ...
The Open Source Trap: Why Trust Isn’t a Security Strategy
The XZ Utils backdoor was a wake-up call, but the underlying problem it exposed has not gone away. Sophisticated adversaries are playing the long game, spending months or years earning trust within ...
Why Code Validation is the Next Frontier
Shared staging environments were never designed for a world where dozens of changes land in a codebase every hour. Yet most engineering teams still depend on them as the primary checkpoint before ...
