
Sentry has rolled out Size Analysis to every user following its May 2025 acquisition of Emerge Tools. The feature plugs into CI pipelines, automatically uploading each build and providing diff‑based size reports with actionable insights. Developers can set thresholds that fail pull requests when download or install size spikes, and the tool surfaces duplicate assets or uncompressed resources for quick remediation. All plans receive 100 build uploads per month, with higher limits on Enterprise tiers.

The CNCF’s 2025 Project Velocity report shows that cloud‑native projects are still measured by real signals such as commit frequency, contributor growth, and deployment patterns. Kubernetes retains its dominant position, while Backstage’s contributions have more than doubled and OpenTelemetry sees...

On February 25, Matt Stagg will moderate a Streaming Media Connect panel titled “Peak Performance: Handling Traffic Spikes for Global Live Sports Streams.” The discussion brings together senior engineers from TATA Communications, BT Group, and DAZN to dissect how leading...
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Port introduced a highly requested “View as” feature that lets organization administrators instantly experience the platform with any user’s effective permissions. The tool enables rapid reproduction of permission errors, validation of RBAC changes, and secure troubleshooting without needing screenshots or...

Linkerd’s lightweight service mesh automatically detects the protocol of incoming connections by inspecting the first bytes, enabling features such as HTTP metrics, retries, and load‑balancing without manual annotations. The detection logic recognises HTTP/1.x, HTTP/2, gRPC, TLS and falls back to...

Claude Code's skill system transforms generic AI assistance into senior‑engineer‑level DevOps guidance. By encoding best‑practice patterns—Pulumi ESC, component resources, monitoring, security, debugging—skills let Claude generate reliable infrastructure code while preserving context budget. Compared with Model Context Protocol servers, skills load...

Git‑driven environments treat infrastructure as code, storing full stack definitions in version‑controlled repositories. This eliminates environment drift by making every branch a deployable, production‑aligned preview environment. Changes to services, routes, or runtime versions are reviewed through pull requests, providing an...

Anthropic researcher Nicholas Carlini released a GitHub project where 16 instances of Claude Opus 4.6 worked together to write a Rust‑based C compiler from scratch. Over two weeks and roughly $20,000 in API costs, the agents produced a 100,000‑line compiler that...

Block reports that roughly 95% of its engineers now rely on AI‑assisted coding tools, with most operating at advanced stages that require multiple parallel agents. To move teams from early experimentation to orchestrated multi‑agent workflows, Block launched an Engineering AI...

Prolific’s senior delivery lead Hannah Hammonds overhauled the company’s incident management by migrating from incident.io to Rootly, a platform offering highly configurable workflows and AI‑assisted SRE capabilities. The new system automates root‑cause analysis, integrates tightly with Slack, and provides audit‑ready...

Speakeasy has released a detailed catalog of Agent Skills that codify the actions needed to generate, test, and manage SDKs and Terraform providers from OpenAPI specs. The list includes steps such as starting new projects, diagnosing failures, customizing runtime behavior,...

The article reflects on a recent conversation with product marketer Anna Daugherty about the future of API governance, emphasizing a shift toward consumer‑first perspectives. It introduces "Spotlight rules" as the next evolution of Spectral and Vacuum linting, extending governance beyond...