DevOps

Google Cloud Next 2026 put platform engineering front and center, with new tools for developer experience, Gemini-powered operations, and a maturing GKE ecosystem.

Supply chain security frameworks like SLSA and SBOM requirements are moving from recommendations to mandates. Here’s what developers need to know about the shifting landscape.

OpenTofu has matured significantly since its fork from Terraform. Here’s where things stand and what it means for teams managing cloud infrastructure.

FinOps has evolved from a finance initiative to an engineering discipline, and the teams that treat cloud costs as a first-class engineering metric are winning.

Reflecting on how platform engineering matured in 2025, from internal developer platforms to the evolution of the DevOps toolchain.

OpenTelemetry’s logging API and SDK reaching general availability completes the observability trifecta. Here’s why this matters more than you might think.

With re:Invent just around the corner, here’s what matters most for teams building on AWS — and what’s likely just marketing noise.

November’s Patch Tuesday brought critical zero-days being actively exploited, reminding us that patch management is still the unglamorous foundation of security.

Kubernetes 1.32 arrives with improvements to sidecar containers, resource management, and the continued push to simplify the platform for operators.

CISA’s Secure by Design initiative is moving from voluntary pledges to measurable industry impact, and software vendors are starting to feel the pressure.

A viral post about Slack’s massive price increase highlights the growing problem of SaaS cost escalation and what engineering teams can do about it.

Broadcom’s deletion of Bitnami images from Docker Hub is a wake-up call about depending on container registries you don’t control.