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Having trouble scaling reliability? Gremlin CEO Kolton Andrus talks about just building a great tool isn’t enough.
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RancherLive: Know before you Go - KubeCon Atlanta Edition
Join us for a special Know Before You Go online session all about getting ready for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Atlanta! Hosted by Orlin Vasilev, this live event will feature special guest Nick Eberts — a proud Atlantan, musician, father, and Project Manager at Google. Nick will share insider tips on making the most of your KubeCon experience — from navigating the conference to exploring the best of Atlanta’s music, food, and culture. Whether it’s your first time at KubeCon or your first visit to the city, this session will help you feel right at home.
Building a Pregnancy App You Can Actually Trust!
We never talk about pregnancy in the workplace. Maybe it's time to change that. Tech is still male-dominated, which creates a ripple effect: poor maternity policies, overworked expecting developers, and privacy-invasive apps that fail the people who need them most. But what happens when a developer decides to solve this problem themselves? Rizel built a pregnancy app she could actually trust. Not because existing solutions didn't exist, but because they weren't built with real privacy, real needs, and real developer insight in mind.
Open Source Cloud Orchestration Tools Compared
Before 2011, cloud infrastructure was still new. AWS had launched EC2 and S3 in 2006. But to deploy applications, engineers had to manually spin up servers, configure storage, and set up networking — all by hand or with custom scripts. There were early configuration management tools, such as Chef and Puppet, but those didn’t offer full cloud orchestration. Then in 2011, AWS launched AWS CloudFormation as the first major orchestration tool.
CEO Diaries: Not All AI Talent Is Alike
If Meta’s (now halted) nine-figure AI talent poaching scheme was any indication, the AI talent market is pretty frothy. The number of AI-related job postings has roughly tripled since 2019, and the average salary has more than doubled (Bain). The race is on for companies to find the fastest, most sustainable routes to AI-driven business value; all companies, but especially software companies, are hotly pursuing racers. But despite what Zuckerberg & Co.
Azure Cost Optimization: Best Practices for Cloud Solution Providers
In this episode, we explore practical Azure cost management strategies tailored for Cloud Solution Providers (CSPs). The conversation dives into cost visibility, optimization techniques, and billing transparency, helping CSPs improve margins and deliver more value to their customers. Featuring experts from West Coast, a leading CSP, including James Reed (Azure Sales Manager) and Mitchell G. (Azure Sales Specialist), along with Mike Stevenson, the discussion highlights real-world insights from the partner ecosystem.
Turbo360 4.10: Anomaly Detection, Tag Manager & Smarter Azure Cost Optimization
Turbo360 just dropped a powerful new suite of updates designed to help you master Azure cost management, resource automation, and reporting. Explore the highlights and learn how these enhancements simplify daily operations for cloud teams.
Introducing JFrog Fly: The World's First Agentic Artifact Repository
AI has created a paradigm shift in software development. AI-native development teams – from small startups to enterprises like Goldman Sachs and Google – are adopting agentic development tools like Cursor and Copilot to increase the speed of code generation to a pace we’ve never seen before. But with all this new code comes a big challenge: how do you manage all these potential new releases and get the right ones deployed?
Navigating the geopolitical maze of digital sovereignty at Civo Navigate London 2025
Trust in Big Tech is eroding. Geopolitical tensions are rising. The only predictable thing about the cloud today is that it’s time to re-evaluate everything. At Civo Navigate London 2025, we pulled together a panel of industry experts to cut through the noise and finally define what digital sovereignty means for the UK.
OTel Updates: Consistent Probability Sampling Fixes Fragmented Traces
You're sampling 1% of traces in production. A payment request fails at 3 AM. Logs show an error in order-service, but the full picture isn't there because different services made different sampling decisions. order-service kept the trace; payment-service didn't. So you end up checking logs and timestamps across a few services to piece things together. This happens because the usual probability sampling approach makes a separate choice at each service boundary.