
The tutorial demonstrates how to build a transparent evaluation pipeline for Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) applications using TruLens and OpenAI models. It walks through installing dependencies, chunking documents, creating a Chroma vector store with OpenAI embeddings, and instrumenting retrieval, generation, and query functions. Custom feedback functions measure groundedness, answer relevance, and context relevance, while versioned runs compare a base prompt against a strict‑citation prompt. Results are visualized via a leaderboard and interactive dashboard, showcasing disciplined experimentation and reproducibility.
Thinking about setting up automatic demo deployments for PRs on my side project Kviklet. I do review all code that Claude Code produces and also click through the main flows manually locally. But it's always a fetch branch, restart stuff, potentially...
When I started learning DevOps, I realized tools matter, but foundations matter more. Here’s a practical roadmap: 1️⃣ Learn Linux & Networking 2️⃣ Understand Git & CI/CD (GitHub Actions / Jenkins) 3️⃣ Practice with Docker + Kubernetes 4️⃣ Cloud Platforms — AWS, GCP,...
In this episode Ash Moosa explains what GitHub is and how it helps small businesses manage evolving e‑commerce code through version control. He walks through the core concepts—repositories, branches, forks, pull requests, issues, GitHub Actions, and GitHub Pages—and shows how they...
In 2023 I mostly used Copilot and ChatGPT to code In 2024 Sonnet 3.5 came out and became my daily driver. I tried a few things like Windsurf and Cursor but nothing had as big of an impact as the model...

IBM’s Chief Architect Devan Shah outlines how the company’s OnePipeline platform now supports over 450 developers by shifting from Travis CI to Tekton and Argo CD, trading longer build times for automated security scans. He details the internal AI coding assistant...
Developer experience (DevEx) is emerging as a measurable driver of business performance, not just a cultural nicety. Studies show firms with best‑in‑class tools grow revenue 4‑5 times faster and deliver 60% higher shareholder returns. Core metrics—DORA indicators, flow efficiency, and...

Harness has introduced Project Movement, a feature that lets users transfer entire projects between organizations with a few clicks. The migration preserves pipelines, execution history, services, environments, and most configuration artifacts, eliminating the need to rebuild setups after org restructures....
Cloudflare introduced “Markdown for Agents,” an edge service that converts HTML pages to Markdown when an AI agent requests them via an Accept: text/markdown header. The conversion can slash token consumption by up to 80%, turning a 16,180‑token HTML page...

Anthropic introduced Claude Code Security, an AI‑powered add‑on to its Claude Code web tool that scans entire codebases and proposes patches for security flaws. The feature is initially available only to paid Claude Enterprise and Team customers, with accelerated access for open‑source maintainers....
Everyone wants to learn DevOps. but almost nobody wants to learn networking first. Then they say: AWS is hard. Kubernetes is broken. Most of the time, it’s not the cloud. It’s IP. It’s DNS. It’s routing. It’s firewall rules. DevOps doesn’t replace networking. It depends on it.

Top 50 Linux Commands every DevOps engineer uses regularly. • Navigation & file operations • Logs & debugging basics • Search & filtering • Permissions & processes • Networking & system monitoring If you’re preparing for DevOps, Cloud or Linux interviews — this is a good starting...

The article presents a comprehensive guide to the twenty most critical quality‑assurance (QA) metrics that software teams should monitor. It distinguishes quantitative metrics—such as escaped bugs, test coverage, and cost per bug fix—from qualitative, derived metrics like defect leakage and...

✨ One thing I do a lot now is copy features from one site to the other but with Claude Code I ask it to describe a feature I made in detail and then copy paste that into the other website's...

Most people see the 🔒 in the browser, but few think about the engineering behind it. Here’s the real difference: HTTP (Port 80) The postcard Data travels as plain text Anyone on the same network can read credentials or session tokens Okay for local testing. Dangerous in...
Jeremy Schneider added per‑worker I/O bandwidth metrics to explain.depesz.com’s EXPLAIN output. The change displays both average per‑worker speed and total exclusive bandwidth, clarifying why summed I/O time can exceed wall‑clock time in parallel scans. In the example, 39 GB read in...
Things Are Getting Wild: Re-Tool Everything for Speed In the end, despite the short term pessimism, I remain wildly optimistic for the future. https://www.philvenables.com/post/things-are-getting-wild-re-tool-everything-for-speed

Anthropic launched Claude Code Security, an AI‑driven tool that scans entire codebases for vulnerabilities and suggests patches. Powered by Claude Opus 4.6, it uses frontier reasoning to map data flows and identify complex bugs that traditional SAST tools miss. Internal tests...
When writing a script be it with bash or any programming language. Try to learn what the syntax and think of what you can use the programming language to automate. DevOps needs you to automate, implement error handling into your...

Anthropic has launched new desktop features for Claude Code, enabling the AI to spin up development servers, display running web apps, auto‑detect and fix errors, and perform code reviews directly in the diff view. For GitHub projects, Claude now monitors...

Introducing: built-in git worktree support for Claude Code Now, agents can run in parallel without interfering with one other. Each agent gets its own worktree and can work independently. The Claude Code Desktop app has had built-in support for worktrees for...
ah, this is THE question: how to bring the feedback on changes back TO developers? i wrote this piece very recently on developer feedback loops in production: https://t.co/4GqKa1SCBA which includes this 3 min honeycomb demo from september: https://t.co/GNPVLI37YE

Agile teams rely on rapid test cycles, yet without a consolidated record, test outcomes can lose context between sprints. A test summary report captures objectives, coverage, defect status, environment details, and exit‑criteria compliance for a given cycle or release. The...
Another day of these agents playing in my face 😤 "You're absolutely right — that's bad testing practice. I was writing tests to pass instead of writing tests to catch real bugs. Let me fix the actual tools and then write...
A massive ship from the Claude Code Desktop team. We've been dogfooding this for a while, and can't wait for you to try it.

Agentics Day at KubeCon+CloudNativeCon Europe 2026 spotlights the Model Connectivity Protocol (MCP) and AI agents, moving them from experimentation to production. The half‑day, community‑driven event features over ten talks on real‑world deployments, governance, and security. It targets platform, SRE, infrastructure...

When the platform catches up to your product, you're building in the right direction. Anthropic just announced auto-merge, CI monitoring, and code review for Claude Code. Pilot has had this since day one — shipped 3 weeks ago. But we didn't stop there: -...
Two things shipping today. 🎉 Pilot v2.0.0 → Native desktop app — macOS, Windows, Linux. → Deployment pipelines — dev/stage/prod/custom. → 3 execution backends — Claude Code, OpenCode, Qwen Code. → 200+ features. Self-hosted. Open source. Download: github.com/alekspetrov/pilot/releases/tag/v2.0.0 (docs are coming, GitLab is down) 💬 Pilot Discord → Launching...
Fast‑moving DevOps teams struggle to maintain release confidence as deployment frequency rises. Xray Enterprise delivers a single source of truth inside Jira, unifying test plans, executions, and reporting. By embedding continuous validation into CI/CD pipelines, it provides real‑time traceability from...
Amazon Q Developer, a generative‑AI assistant, now automates the end‑to‑end provisioning of machine‑learning infrastructure on AWS. By interfacing with the Cloud Control API, SageMaker, and CDK, it creates IaC for GPU clusters, VPC‑only pipelines, and serverless inference stacks. The tool...
🌐 From Route 53 to Pod : The Real Network Flow in AWS + EKS Understanding Kubernetes networking isn’t optional in production. This diagram shows the complete request journey: Route 53 → IGW → ALB → Security Groups → Private Subnets → Ingress...

Production DevOps is NOT about tools. It’s about how systems connect together. QA CD Repo → Testing → Manual Promotion → PROD Deployment. Observability + Security built-in from day one. If this helped you understand GitOps architecture — 👉 Save this post for later. #devops #linux...

Christian Dussol, engineering manager at a financial firm, warns that Kubernetes deployments can generate surprising cloud bills when resources are over‑provisioned. Moving a production cluster to Azure revealed hidden costs in storage, networking, and telemetry, highlighting that Kubernetes itself does...

Praetorian released Titus, an open‑source secret scanner built in Go that runs as a CLI, library, Burp Suite, or Chrome extension. It inherits Nosey Parker’s 450+ detection rules and adds binary file extraction and a validation framework that confirms whether...

Redwood Software has broadened RunMyJobs observability by launching Redwood Insights Premium and adding deep integrations with SAP Cloud ALM, Dynatrace, Splunk, New Relic and AppDynamics. The premium tier introduces a no‑code dashboard builder and 15‑month historical data retention, delivering role‑specific,...
End‑to‑end (E2E) testing, once seen as a universal safety net, struggles in microservice architectures due to inherent distribution and dynamism. The article outlines eight failure points, including flaky tests from many moving parts, non‑deterministic asynchronous behavior, environment drift, and unclear...
IT leaders are re‑evaluating desktop strategies as demand becomes erratic, security standards tighten, and AI reshapes workloads. Future‑proofing requires elastic provisioning, centralized Zero‑Trust controls, and continuous automation rather than periodic overhauls. The article argues that operational efficiency and flexible platforms...
UK IT leaders are abandoning traditional on‑premises desktops and legacy VDI in favor of Desktop‑as‑a‑Service (DaaS) to meet evolving security, cost and hybrid‑work demands. DaaS, especially Microsoft’s Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365, offers scalable, cloud‑native environments that align spend with...
Enterprises are shifting from fragmented, purpose‑built databases to unified operational data platforms that prioritize memory‑first architectures and AI‑ready features. The new platforms deliver sub‑millisecond response times, reduce infrastructure complexity, and cut total cost of ownership by up to 60%. By...
▶ Reading unfamiliar code is exhausting. Now imagine that code is coming from an LLM that writes faster than you can think and doesn't take lunch breaks ◀ This 👆 perfectly captures the AI productivity paradox: code is written faster than...
Tools can ease implementation, but some add risk. Consider the cost of licensing and integration. Models like RISE and GROW offer starter kits to test before full commitment, letting you sample features before buying licenses for everyone. #TechTools #Implementation https://t.co/YeApnMYwZC

The team built an event‑driven reconciliation pipeline on AWS using Step Functions, Lambda, and DynamoDB. At low volumes it performed well, but processing million‑transaction daily batches exposed two bottlenecks: Lambda’s 15‑minute timeout and hot DynamoDB partition keys. They resolved these...

This headline today reads shocking, but will soon enough be a nothingburger: When AI generates most code and more config files as well, most outages caused will be *technically* done by AI. In reality they happen thanks to inadequate verification/monitoring/rollback...

in 2026 you no longer have an excuse to have a slow ass website. one prompt and 38-56% better LCP, FCP, and Speed Index as the youtube fengshui guy would say, "FIX IT" (this cost 5 mins and like $5. felt great)...
Stripe’s minions are unattended LLM‑driven coding agents that now generate over 1,300 pull requests each week, all created without human‑written code. The system runs on Stripe’s pre‑warmed devboxes—standardized EC2 instances that spin up in about ten seconds—providing isolated, parallel environments...
Another day another libghostty-based project, this time a macOS terminal with vertical tabs, better organization/notifications, embedded/scriptable browser specifically targeted towards people who use a ton of terminal-based agentic workflows. https://t.co/9SLNCxM21S
Seroter Daily Reading List – February 20, 2026 (#726): Today’s links look at 14 lessons from 14 years at Google, takeaways from a new “state of software delivery” report, and how one company reduced the size of their software component. https://t.co/BG7Xbu8k54

Cloud‑native engineering’s reliance on decoupled containers and Kubernetes has delivered scale but fractured operational context, creating a “Crisis of the Broken Context.” Vendors now advocate a shift from pure automation to context‑aware platforms that can reason about code, infrastructure, and...
Multiple AWS outages caused by AI coding bot blunder, report claims — Amazon says both incidents were 'user error' https://t.co/3nN07yXdDj

It's not hard for software to get bloated over time. @datadoghq has a nice post about how they made an intentional effort to strip out old dependencies, dead code, and other things that made their agent too hefty. https://t.co/5OMhL4t5lr https://t.co/yXpAj3OH8w