DevOps in the Cloud-Native Era: The Blueprint for Blazing-Fast Software Delivery
Cloud-native and DevOps are now non-negotiable for scaling software delivery. Learn how CI/CD, IaC, GitOps, observability, and AI shape modern DevOps success.
Cloud-native and DevOps are now non-negotiable for scaling software delivery. Learn how CI/CD, IaC, GitOps, observability, and AI shape modern DevOps success.
Kubernetes brought order to containers. Observability brought clarity to complexity. Now, they’re co-leading the cloud-native movement—and redefining the CNCF ecosystem.
Kubernetes and cloud-native platforms have transformed software delivery — but also redefined the attack surface. As threats shift to runtime, visibility and real-time response have become the new security frontline. AI-driven anomaly detection, automated response, and contextual enrichment are helping teams cut through the noise, but trust, explainability, and human oversight remain critical. The future of cloud-native defense lies in human–AI collaboration at runtime.
Cloud-native job market 2025: Software Engineers dominate at 47%, followed by DevOps, Platform Engineers, and SREs. See role trends and insights.
I’ve spent most of my career in infrastructure and reliability engineering, from years as an SRE at Google to leading teams at Facebook and now building Spacelift. Along the way, I’ve watched entire paradigms rise and fall, seen technologies mature, and learned some hard lessons about where DevOps and security meet—and where they clash. The […] [...]
A survey of 1,129 developers and 50 project managers suggests that individual developers are significantly further ahead when it comes to embracing AI than managers of application development projects. Conducted by BairesDev, a provider of software development services, the application developers surveyed said they are now saving on average 7.3 hours of work per week, […] [...]
OpenAI recently released Developer Mode for ChatGPT, and it’s not for everyone. This beta feature provides full Model Context Protocol (MCP) client support, granting complete access to both read and write operations across your connected tools. But here’s what you need to understand up front: this is powerful, and it’s dangerous. What Developer Mode Actually […] [...]