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Across the industry, software is being written differently: faster, more collaboratively and increasingly through AI prompts instead of keystrokes. This The post Should Your Team Be Vibe Coding? appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
Development leaders have witnessed firsthand how AI has fundamentally reshaped the innovation landscape. Recent data now demonstrates the massive scale The post CTOs Hold the Key To Unlocking AI’s Innovation Potential appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
For years, the promise of CI/CD has been the holy grail of software delivery. We’ve invested countless hours and millions The post Beyond CI/CD: Why Your Infrastructure Is Your New Bottleneck appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
The demand for skilled AI engineers has never been higher, making this one of the fastest-growing career paths in tech. The post A Developer’s Guide To Becoming an AI Engineer appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
The move from observability 1.0 to 2.0 added a lot, but I think we’ve forgotten something along the way. A The post Observability’s Overlooked Fourth Pillar: Key for Agentic AI appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
Your smart home devices generate vast amounts of scattered data. This tutorial will show you how to centralize this data The post Build a Complete Smart Home Monitoring System appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
Addressing the OpenTelemetry API’s design might make instrumentation more ergonomic, but just improving isn't enough.| The New Stack
I first heard the term “developer experience” in late 2023. Everything I had been doing “by intuition” for years suddenly The post Why Developers Don’t Know What Dev Ex Is appeared first on The New Stack.| The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
By adopting sandboxes, FinTech organizations can enable high-quality, efficient dev cycles, ensuring compliance while unlocking innovation at scale.| The New Stack
A look at what you can do with this tool as well as some of its limitations in comparison to its rivals.| The New Stack
For the API industry, the key to keeping up with trends without sacrificing fundamentals is to take a developer-centric approach.| The New Stack
A look at some things that are evolving across the OpenShift user base and community that rely on Kubernetes magically helping out.| The New Stack
Chapter 3 of a wizard's journey through the technical inner workings of Kubernetes resource management.| The New Stack
These reusable blocks of code can be used to dynamically enhance authentication workflows without needing to redeploy applications.| The New Stack
Combining software composition analysis with SBOMS can help you build a comprehensive approach to managing and securing your software supply chain.| The New Stack
Onboarding can be a well-documented, up-to-date, repeatable process that helps new hires become productive quickly without having to ask so many questions.| The New Stack
A deep dive into CPU that explores how CPU resource requests and limits come into play at the Linux OS level.| The New Stack
How organizations can prepare their teams, processes and cultures to maximize the potential of AI in software development.| The New Stack
Making sense of mobile data, and finding useful signals, requires accounting for the effects of time.| The New Stack
Using memcached and ScyllaDB: An in-depth look at database and cache architectures, and the tradeoffs in each.| The New Stack
For many teams, implementing end-to-end automation in one go is too much abrupt change. A "crawl, walk, run" philosophy is better.| The New Stack
With quantum computing looming closer, failing to adapt now could leave you with outdated encryption methods that are liabilities, not safeguards.| The New Stack