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Autoresearch Streamlines Software Optimization with Automated Setup
SocialMar 11, 2026

Autoresearch Streamlines Software Optimization with Automated Setup

Autoresearch works even better for optimizing any piece of software. make an auto folder, add program.md and bench script, make a branch and let it rip.

By Tobi Lutke
Learn Docker First, Then Scale with Kubernetes
SocialMar 10, 2026

Learn Docker First, Then Scale with Kubernetes

Docker → builds and packages your application Kubernetes → runs and manages containers at scale Docker solved portability. Kubernetes solved orchestration. That’s why most modern cloud-native stacks use both. Build once Run anywhere Scale everywhere If you're learning DevOps, start with Docker → then move to...

By Megha Bhardwaj
AI‑Built Tool Cuts AWS Private Network Costs
SocialMar 10, 2026

AI‑Built Tool Cuts AWS Private Network Costs

I’m working on this but got hung up on networking once again The cost to deploy private networks on AWS is prohibitive for small businesses just trying out an idea. My solution is an alternate network for different environments like testing...

By Teri Radichel
AIOps and SecOps Must Share Context for Future Automation
SocialMar 10, 2026

AIOps and SecOps Must Share Context for Future Automation

If your AIOps and SecOps tools can't share context, play nicely with AI agents, or support protocols like MCP, you're going to struggle with the next wave of automation and cross-team convergence. #CIO #AI #CISO https://t.co/e3w3lXkvfc

By Isaac Sacolick
Eliminate Duplicate OS Images, Slash Cloud Costs
SocialMar 10, 2026

Eliminate Duplicate OS Images, Slash Cloud Costs

Are you paying your cloud provider for... air? 💸☁️ Storing 50 copies of the exact same OS means you're paying for the same data 50 times over. It’s pure infrastructure bloat. Watch how smart deduplication cuts the fat and makes your CFO...

By Tatiana (DevOps Pink)
Operational AI Separates Producers From Demo‑only Firms
SocialMar 10, 2026

Operational AI Separates Producers From Demo‑only Firms

MLOps surged 514% in structural influence this week across 32 articles. Not the models. Not the benchmarks. The operational layer. The companies that can run AI in production are pulling away from the companies that can only demo it. Source: https://t.co/KNtNLIRTOQ

By Yves Mulkers
Set Compliance, Logging, Rollback Rules Before MCP Deployment
SocialMar 10, 2026

Set Compliance, Logging, Rollback Rules Before MCP Deployment

When deploying MCP servers, DevOps and security leaders must define compliance, logging, and rollback requirements up front, not after the first incident. #AI #DevOps #MCP https://t.co/7dcoLIKa0K

By Isaac Sacolick
Essential Linux Terminal Commands Every DevOps Pro Needs
SocialMar 10, 2026

Essential Linux Terminal Commands Every DevOps Pro Needs

Linux runs the internet. If you work in DevOps, Cloud, Security, or SRE, knowing your way around the terminal is essential. This carousel covers critical commands for: • file management • process monitoring • permissions • networking • system services • automation Master these and you’ll move through Linux...

By AWS Certified DevOps Engineer
Observability Mirrors Product Value, Not a Cost Center
SocialMar 10, 2026

Observability Mirrors Product Value, Not a Cost Center

I have a chapter in the 2nd ed that argues that o11y is not a cost center, it inherits the properties of the software it observes. * infra is a cost center? so is infra o11y * product is an investment? so...

By Charity Majors
AI Coding Agents Can Install Unsafe Tools, Beware
SocialMar 10, 2026

AI Coding Agents Can Install Unsafe Tools, Beware

Fun with coding agents. 🤖 Told it to check if a tool was installed and if not install it. Wrote code to use curl to get a common tool from some sketchy GitHub repo instead of using yum on EC2. People not paying...

By Teri Radichel
Simplifying Institutional Ethereum Staking with One‑Click Distributed Nodes
SocialMar 9, 2026

Simplifying Institutional Ethereum Staking with One‑Click Distributed Nodes

The Ethereum Foundation is using DVT-lite to stake 72,000 ETH: https://t.co/V5x9TrdXoU My hope for this project is that in the process, we can make it maximally easy and one-click to do distributed staking for institutions. Choose which computers run your nodes, make...

By Vitalik Buterin
Simple Tool Reveals Our Code‑to‑production Workflow
SocialMar 9, 2026

Simple Tool Reveals Our Code‑to‑production Workflow

I made something dumb and delightful. It's in a repo for any of my PMs to reference when they want to know how our code gets to prod. 💚 https://t.co/XHPY1GlHRT

By Kristen Anderson
Reading Test File First Solved Pilot Debugging Delays
SocialMar 9, 2026

Reading Test File First Solved Pilot Debugging Delays

This test drove me crazy. A solid proof that Pilot works but each pass takes forever when you're debugging infra. 4 days... - Python wrapper to run Pilot (Go) inside Harbor's benchmark harness - Migrated to Daytona sandboxes - ~50 failed attempts on config, wrapper...

By Aleksei Petrov
Daily Code Review Tool Becomes Indispensable for Developers
SocialMar 9, 2026

Daily Code Review Tool Becomes Indispensable for Developers

I’ve been using this daily for the last month or so, and now couldn’t imagine landing code without it. Extremely good code reviews

By Boris Cherny
Google's gRPC Powers High‑Performance Services on GKE
SocialMar 9, 2026

Google's gRPC Powers High‑Performance Services on GKE

Google still runs on gRPC, and many other companies embrace this high-performing RPC framework. Here's a good two-part series about using gRPC on @googlecloud Kubernetes Engine. https://t.co/Um5PI6PsQo https://t.co/HhT8uOKo1J https://t.co/GvyEdyt78G

By Richard Seroter
AI SRE Agents Bypass Aggregated Telemetry, Fetch Raw Data
SocialMar 9, 2026

AI SRE Agents Bypass Aggregated Telemetry, Fetch Raw Data

TIL that when you turn a bunch of AI-SRE agents loose on your system, with access to three pillars style telemetry, they... turn up their noses and refuse to use it. They go back to the source and fetch the raw...

By Charity Majors
Scaling CI/CD Requires Far More Than Simple Pipelines
SocialMar 9, 2026

Scaling CI/CD Requires Far More Than Simple Pipelines

Me building a simple deployment pipeline for a silly app is very different than what it takes to manage CI/CD at scale. Here's a @semaphoreci post about how large companies do it ... https://t.co/rZx1GYWl3E https://t.co/tp8cbLsFZW

By Richard Seroter
AI Agent Automates Backend Setup with Open‑Source InsForge 2.0
SocialMar 9, 2026

AI Agent Automates Backend Setup with Open‑Source InsForge 2.0

Instead of configuring backend services manually, let your AI agent do it. InsForge 2.0 from @insforge_dev makes that possible. Fully open-source. ⭐ Star the repo https://t.co/9waINXkV1M

By Hasan Toor
Dump AST Branch for Full Code Coverage Before Refactoring
SocialMar 9, 2026

Dump AST Branch for Full Code Coverage Before Refactoring

if you've noticed dead code or messy refactors from claude or codex, tell them to dump the related AST branch from a tool before starting this'll give it every class & function name instead of it relying only on search as...

By Aaron Ng
Sony Cuts Storage 91% and Costs Half with Spanner
SocialMar 9, 2026

Sony Cuts Storage 91% and Costs Half with Spanner

"Sony Interactive recently rebuilt Entitlements from the ground up on Google Cloud Spanner, cutting storage by 91%, reducing costs by half (~48%), and completing the entire migration with zero downtime on a live production system." https://t.co/KpfYKfgaSE https://t.co/N2JO6jwxkn

By Richard Seroter
Instantly Scale Blender Render Farm on Google Cloud Run
SocialMar 9, 2026

Instantly Scale Blender Render Farm on Google Cloud Run

I deployed a @Blender render farm to Google Cloud Run worker pools. Each worker renders a frame of the video scene. I can go from 0 to 100 and back to 0 workers (even with GPUs) in just a few seconds as...

By Steren Giannini (“Steren”)
20 Real-World Kubernetes Q&A Scenarios
SocialMar 9, 2026

20 Real-World Kubernetes Q&A Scenarios

20 Kubernetes Scenario Based Q&A ☸️ Save the Post. Follow @devopsshack for more. #k8 #Kubernetes #k8qa #devopsshack #devops

By Aditya Jaiswal
GitHub Actions vs GitLab CI Showdown
SocialMar 8, 2026

GitHub Actions vs GitLab CI Showdown

GitHub Actions vs GitLab CI. We're settling this once and for all. 🔥 Follow @devopsshack | Save this post 🔖 #DevOps #CICD #GitHubActions #GitLabCI #DevOpsShack #SoftwareEngineering #CloudNative #DevOpsCommunity

By Aditya Jaiswal
Software Factory: Human‑guarded, Synchronized Workflow Replaces Agile
SocialMar 8, 2026

Software Factory: Human‑guarded, Synchronized Workflow Replaces Agile

This is why we built Software Factory. Human guardrails that are built thoughtfully and maintained accurately prevent drift and are crucial for production software to work over long time horizons. Otherwise it’s just vibe theater. Software Factory has replaced Agile,...

By Chamath Palihapitiya
Solving Real Pain, Community Focus Drives HashiCorp’s Success
SocialMar 8, 2026

Solving Real Pain, Community Focus Drives HashiCorp’s Success

9 interesting observations from my conversation with Mitchell Hashimoto (@mitchellh, creator of Ghostty, founder of HashiCorp): 1. Vagrant was created because dev environment setup was an unbillable time sink at a consultancy. At the Ruby on Rails shop where Mitchell worked, jumping...

By Gergely Orosz
AI-Powered Coding Accelerates Development, Exposing Deployment Lag
SocialMar 8, 2026

AI-Powered Coding Accelerates Development, Exposing Deployment Lag

This is essentially my workflow of coding in production on the server with Claude Code It's instant and extremely high velocity and I think that's where it's going AI lets us dev extremely fast and the bottleneck now is slow deployments many...

By Pieter Levels
Switched to Daytona Claude, Opus Revived in Under a Minute
SocialMar 7, 2026

Switched to Daytona Claude, Opus Revived in Under a Minute

We’re still grinding through Harbor’s tests 🤦‍♂️ Overnight run died on my Mac, so I moved everything to Daytona’s Claude – amazing service with a clean CLI, Opus was back up in under a minute. I’ll keep you updated – next results...

By Aleksei Petrov
Terraform Provisions, Ansible Configures—Use Both Together
SocialMar 7, 2026

Terraform Provisions, Ansible Configures—Use Both Together

Terraform vs Ansible ⚔️ Both automate infrastructure — but they solve different problems. Terraform → Infrastructure Provisioning Ansible → Configuration Management In real production environments, teams often use both together. Save this post 📌 Comment devopsshack to receive the detailed doc in DM. Follow @devopsshack For more...

By Aditya Jaiswal
Apply SRE Principles to Strengthen Security Practices
SocialMar 6, 2026

Apply SRE Principles to Strengthen Security Practices

You can definitely apply SRE principles and practices to your security efforts. Here's a good post at things we do—eliminate toil, alert on symptoms, blameless postmortems, embrace gradual change—that you can do too. https://t.co/4lHNmUkQ52

By Richard Seroter
After 8 Years of Automation Frustrations, He Built Browserless
SocialMar 6, 2026

After 8 Years of Automation Frustrations, He Built Browserless

Joel Griffith spent 8 years running into the same browser automation problems at every company. PDF generation, testing, scraping. Nobody was fixing it. So he built Browserless. 🎧 Full episode: https://t.co/x0lrONdL0q https://t.co/3Pt9xg7IdH

By Omer Khan
GenAI Makes CI/CD Intent‑aware with Auto‑remediation Scores
SocialMar 6, 2026

GenAI Makes CI/CD Intent‑aware with Auto‑remediation Scores

GenAI-enhanced CI/CD and IaC can move from static rules to intent-aware flows. Auto-generate recommended actions on failures, attach risk/accuracy scores, and let devops decide which branches auto-remediate vs. require human approval. #AI #DevOps https://t.co/vBzM21vM14

By Isaac Sacolick
Pilot Shows $1, 30‑Minute Runs Beat Harbor Benchmark
SocialMar 6, 2026

Pilot Shows $1, 30‑Minute Runs Beat Harbor Benchmark

Focusing on Harbor’s benchmark to prove Pilot’s efficiency. The tests are fascinating, real challenge 💪 and Pilot already has first results. Each run takes 30–40 minutes and costs about ~$1 for Pilot. Now waiting for the full report to see where we land...

By Aleksei Petrov
45 Essential Terraform Commands for Fast IAC
SocialMar 6, 2026

45 Essential Terraform Commands for Fast IAC

Terraform cheat sheet with 45 useful commands. From: • infrastructure creation • state management • debugging • automation Save it for future reference. Follow @devopsshack for more. #terraform #devops #infrastructureascode #cloudengineering #awscloud #platformengineering #kubernetes #cloudnative #devopsshack #iac

By Aditya Jaiswal
From Player to Coach: Team Accelerates Product Delivery
SocialMar 6, 2026

From Player to Coach: Team Accelerates Product Delivery

It's hard for me to describe how different things are than they were a week ago. I'm moving into more of a player coach role, and in the last 7 days, my team of PMs have been: - creating a "Cash...

By Kristen Anderson
AI Depends on DevOps, Not Replaces Engineers
SocialMar 6, 2026

AI Depends on DevOps, Not Replaces Engineers

A lot of people think AI will replace engineers. But AI still needs: 🩷 infrastructure 🩷 pipelines 🩷 monitoring 🩷 security 🩷 deployment systems ✨ AI runs on top of DevOps. Not instead of it ✨

By DevOps Girl
AI-Generated AWS Scripts Need Human Verification
SocialMar 5, 2026

AI-Generated AWS Scripts Need Human Verification

So here’s a couple of fun things I tried that show how counting on AI 🤖 to do the right thing can go terribly wrong if you are not testing and paying attention. I tested automatically creating some AWS infrastructure scripts...

By Teri Radichel
Comparing Opencode and Claude Code on Opus 4.6
SocialMar 5, 2026

Comparing Opencode and Claude Code on Opus 4.6

Ok, I had been sleeping on Opencode. How does this compare to Claude Code if both are using Opus 4.6?

By Roby (Coding with Roby)
Agentic AI: Autonomous Ops Agents Beyond Simple Alerts
SocialMar 5, 2026

Agentic AI: Autonomous Ops Agents Beyond Simple Alerts

Think beyond co-pilots. Agentic AI in ops means agents that observe signals, reason across security and reliability data, and take guarded actions - not just summarize alerts. #ITOps #SecOps https://t.co/e3w3lXkvfc

By Isaac Sacolick
GKE Now Supports Custom-Metric Horizontal Autoscaling
SocialMar 5, 2026

GKE Now Supports Custom-Metric Horizontal Autoscaling

Autoscaling is a magic part of cloud platforms, and a major reason picking use one. But scaling is often based on proxy metrics decided on by the vendor. We just lit up the ability for horizontal autoscaling on @googlecloud GKE based on...

By Richard Seroter
Agent Development Kit Unlocks Powerful Cross‑tool Automations
SocialMar 5, 2026

Agent Development Kit Unlocks Powerful Cross‑tool Automations

Now that the Agent Development Kit connects to dozens of dev tooling services, you can do some pretty intriguing automations. Here's one perspective: https://t.co/YscWhGxpCK

By Richard Seroter
Codex Xhigh Cracks 6‑month Bug by Digging Into GTK4
SocialMar 5, 2026

Codex Xhigh Cracks 6‑month Bug by Digging Into GTK4

Ahhhh, Codex 5.3 (xhigh) with a vague prompt just solved a bug that I and others have been struggling to fix for over 6 months. Other reasoning levels with Codex failed, Opus 4.6 failed. Cost $4.14 and 45 minutes. Full...

By Mitchell Hashimoto
Blueprint for Transaction-Grade Performance in Spring Boot FinTech
SocialMar 4, 2026

Blueprint for Transaction-Grade Performance in Spring Boot FinTech

A Transaction-Grade Performance Blueprint for Spring Boot FinTech Microservices (Tracing, Histograms, and Kubernetes) https://t.co/fuDRAB4Kme https://t.co/RBC3Sr1zhX

By Eric Vanderburg
LLM APIs Need Token‑aware Rate Limiting, Not Just RPM
SocialMar 4, 2026

LLM APIs Need Token‑aware Rate Limiting, Not Just RPM

Most engineers rate limit LLM APIs like normal APIs. Requests per minute. Reject when limit hit. Retry. Sounds fine. Until your system starts throwing 429s even though your rate limiter says you’re under limit. The real problem? LLM APIs limit tokens, concurrency, and requests. Here’s why most rate...

By DevOps Girl
Pilot Continuously Learns, Optimizing PR Pipelines Automatically
SocialMar 4, 2026

Pilot Continuously Learns, Optimizing PR Pipelines Automatically

Pilot doesn't just ship tickets — it learns from them 📘 Every PR review → pattern extraction. Every CI failure → error diagnosis. Every self-review → convention learning. Cross-project memory with confidence scoring and decay. v3 roadmap 👀 Outcome-based model routing — Pilot...

By Aleksei Petrov
Master the Terminal: Survive Production Failures with Shell Scripting
SocialMar 4, 2026

Master the Terminal: Survive Production Failures with Shell Scripting

Most people ignore shell scripting. Until production breaks. When servers stop responding, when logs explode, when disk space suddenly gets full — You don’t open a fancy dashboard. You open the terminal. And suddenly, simple commands matter: • grep • awk • sed • top • df Shell scripting is not just about...

By Megha Bhardwaj
Docker Builds Containers; Kubernetes Orchestrates Them Together
SocialMar 4, 2026

Docker Builds Containers; Kubernetes Orchestrates Them Together

Docker vs Kubernetes — explained simply. Docker helps you build and run containers. Kubernetes helps you manage containers across many servers. You don't choose one. You use both together in modern cloud systems. Save this post for quick revision. Follow @devopsshack for more. #devops #kubernetes #docker #devopsshack

By Aditya Jaiswal
Timeless Software Engineering Practices Still Thrive Today
SocialMar 3, 2026

Timeless Software Engineering Practices Still Thrive Today

Coding has changed, no doubt, but software engineering itself is full of many durable ideas and practices. This post from @milan_milanovic shares a ton of lessons learned from the book "Software Engineering at Google." They still hold up! https://t.co/eOttYk6JAu

By Richard Seroter
Learn DevOps by Building, Breaking, and Fixing Real Systems
SocialMar 3, 2026

Learn DevOps by Building, Breaking, and Fixing Real Systems

Career switches into DevOps succeed when you treat it like production, not theory. ✨ Build something deployable. ✨ 🫧Add logging. 🚨Add alerts. 💔Break it. ❤️Fix it. 💡 That’s the mindset I teach in my free DevOps guides.

By DevOps Girl
Balance Speed and Safety for AI-Driven Releases
SocialMar 3, 2026

Balance Speed and Safety for AI-Driven Releases

RT "Ship fast and break things" must not apply to AI agents with access to customer data or production workflows. My checklist explains how to balance speed with responsible releases. #AI #DevOps #CIO @Star_CIO https://t.co/1tg10UmJNv

By Isaac Sacolick