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SkipLabs founder Julien Verlaguet announced Skipper, a coding agent that builds real guardrails for AI‑generated backend services. By treating large‑language models as commodity APIs and leveraging a sound TypeScript core, Skipper aims to speed up CI pipelines and give DevOps teams concrete tooling for responsible AI deployment.
Katalon announced the launch of True Platform, a unified software quality solution that pairs autonomous AI agents with built‑in governance, traceability and human oversight. Deployed on Amazon Web Services and powered by Amazon Bedrock, the platform aims to eliminate testing...
Your proxy is either a guardian or a liability. There’s no in-between. If it doesn’t have its own SLOs, timeouts, and runbook — it’s not a safe proxy. It’s a false sense of security with a load balancer in front. 🫥 What’s yours running...
Nutanix announced certified integrations with NetApp's ONTAP storage and MongoDB Ops Manager, creating a single stack that automates provisioning, backup and point‑in‑time recovery for enterprise workloads across on‑prem, cloud and container environments.
Grafana Labs unveiled a new full‑stack observability suite built for the emerging agentic AI era. The platform adds an AI assistant, adaptive telemetry that can cut telemetry spend by up to 80%, and deep integration with open standards like OpenTelemetry...
The open‑source Hermes Agent released version 0.7.0, introducing an extensible plug‑in memory system that eliminates context resets and adds security hardening. The update, which resolves 46 issues across 168 pull requests, is aimed at long‑running automation workflows used in DevOps...
The video warns CTOs that startups often over‑engineer reliability, chasing five‑nine uptime before they have product‑market fit. It argues that each additional "nine" multiplies engineering, infrastructure, and cognitive costs, turning resilience into a costly monument rather than a competitive advantage. Key...
Docker made simple: build once, run anywhere. 🐳 This carousel breaks down the essentials every developer should know: • What Docker is • Restart policies (always / unless-stopped / on-failure) • Port mapping • Docker networking • Volumes & bind mounts If you’ve ever said “it works...
Replit now deploys directly to Databricks. Your apps run inside your Databricks environment while inheriting its security, governance, and data access. Beta is live. Enterprises are already building with it and seeing massive acceleration in BI and internal tools. https://t.co/O33uJHohgo
The video explains how LLM operations must treat evaluation as an ongoing monitoring discipline rather than a one‑time development task. It focuses on building a quality gate that safeguards retrieval‑augmented generation systems against silent performance drops caused by model updates,...
Claude Code can control your browser. I asked it to test a form on localhost. It opened Chrome, typed in the fields, submitted bad data, and caught a validation error. All from my terminal. No Selenium. No Playwright.
The webinar focused on observability at the edge, specifically evaluating OpenTelemetry maturity in Kubernetes ingress controllers and gateways. Casper highlighted how ingress points act as the first observable span for every request, making them critical for capturing traces, logs, and...
The OpenStack Live session introduced the 2026.1 "Gazpacho" release of Ironic, the bare‑metal provisioning service. Host Jay Faulkner outlined how Ironic integrates with Nova to turn physical servers into cloud instances, emphasizing the dual control paths of out‑of‑band BMC interfaces...
Amazon Web Services announced the Bedrock Agent Registry, a managed service that catalogs, governs, and controls AI agents in enterprise environments. The offering aims to curb “agent sprawl,” a growing operational risk as organizations scale generative‑AI workloads, and positions AWS...
In this episode, Michael Kennedy talks with Jonathan Decker (NVIDIA), Ralph Gommers (QuantSight), and Charlie Marsh (Astral) about WheelNext, a set of PEPs that let Python packages declare hardware requirements so installers like UV can automatically select the optimal binary....
Twill.ai, a Y Combinator‑backed startup, offers an AI‑driven platform that writes code, runs tests, fixes failures, and opens pull requests without manual intervention. Developers choose from Claude Code, OpenCode or Codex agents, run them in parallel, and let the system manage isolated...
Nutanix announced an expansion of its agentic AI infrastructure platform, adding Service Provider Central and an AI Gateway. Service Provider Central lets providers create multi‑tenant GPU clouds and sell AI service catalogs, while the AI Gateway enforces model‑access policies and...
The Claude Code harness introduces a comprehensive observability layer that adds structured logging, query chain tracking, debug and error logging, and headless profiling to AI agents. Each significant event is recorded with rich, typed metadata, while chain IDs trace conversations...
Firmware‑over‑the‑air (FOTA) updates are becoming essential for extending device functionality, fixing bugs, and reducing recall costs, but growing firmware sizes increase erase and program times. The article compares internal dual‑bank flash with external NOR flash solutions, highlighting that external NOR...
