[ad_1] Staging has always been a necessary evil. New approaches to isolation and on-demand sandboxes have finally made it just plain evil. For decades, the staging...
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[ad_1] ATLANTA — When running a web-scale operation, reacting to increased demand means you are already behind the curve, advised a duo of Amazon engineers at...
[ad_1] Ensuring the reliability of a new product or feature at launch is crucial. Wherever it sits in an organization’s offering, a shiny, new tool or...
[ad_1] An AI Gateway won’t solve all of a developer’s API problems, Jason Ehmke told audiences at the Kong API Summit 2025 in New York. Right...
[ad_1] If you are experimenting with AI — and if you aren’t, you’ll soon be left irrevocably behind — you need the basics in place before...
[ad_1] There are over 200 different services available on Azure, with thousands of resource types. At the Ignite conference this week, most of them will be...
[ad_1] Now generally available, AWS Kiro is an agentic IDE that enables organizations to move beyond “vibe coding” to structured development that produces production-grade code. AWS...
[ad_1] ATLANTA — Red Hat officially released Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10.1 at KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America. This is the first major update in the 10.X...
[ad_1] Google today launched Gemini 3 Pro, the latest iteration of its family of foundation models, with other Gemini 3 variants to follow. Gemini 3 is...
