Techstrong Council
The AI Remediation Bottleneck: Why the Software Supply Chain Demands Radical Openness
For years, the DevSecOps movement has operated on a foundational premise that if you detect a vulnerability, you triage it, patch it, and redeploy. This cycle assumes that our capability to remediate ...
Cost-Effective Reliability: Making Sense of Multi-Zone Kubernetes
Look around the ‘net and you’re likely to see Kubernetes operators worrying about how to keep their applications up even in the face of failures but also worrying about the cost of ...
Sidecars or Sharing: A Practical Guide to Selecting Your Service Mesh
Over the last year or so, we’ve seen a lot of confusion about “sidecars or sidecarless” in the context of service meshes. This architectural choice turns out to be very important – ...
The Final Workload
The scale of what’s coming has been understated. AI isn’t just changing our tools. It’s shifting the center of gravity for how we build, operate and participate in computing itself. We’re not ...
