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What Happens When You Mix AI With Docker?

Discover how Docker is empowering developers in the GenAI era with tools that simplify AI application development. Docker VP of Product Michael Donovan shares how containers are critical for building, testing, and scaling GenAI applications, plus real solutions for the biggest challenges developers face today.

Improve Kubernetes reliability faster with Gremlin and Dynatrace

It’s now easier than ever to start testing Kubernetes with Dynatrace and Gremlin. With a new strategic integration, Kubernetes services set up in Dynatrace are automatically discovered in Gremlin to make testing set up simple and fast. At a time when AI is driving massive expansions in infrastructure and dramatically increasing deployment speed, being able to set up and test new services quickly is more important than ever. ‍

Why 2025 & Beyond is The Builders Era

The tech world loves buzzwords. We’ve lived through the Cloud Era, the Mobile Era, the AI Era (we’re still in that one, apparently). But 2025 marks something different. Something developers have been craving for years but couldn’t quite name. Welcome to The Builders Era. Not because of some shiny new framework or yet another platform promising to 10x your productivity. The Builders Era is happening because developers are done being spectators in their own craft.

OpenTelemetry Metrics in Quarkus Explained

When you run services on Quarkus, you need a steady stream of signals to understand how the application behaves—CPU trends, request timings, memory patterns, and how each endpoint responds under load. Metrics give you that visibility. They help answer questions like: OpenTelemetry fits well here because it gives Quarkus a common way to generate and export metrics without locking you into a specific monitoring tool.

Don't pay for metrics, pay for change: A modern guide to engineering metrics

Businesses today have more access to information about their products and engineering teams than ever before, and the push to be data-driven is also at an all-time high. Engineering metrics can provide actionable insights that help accelerate technology and business impact.

How Rootly works with Slack | An end-to-end demo.

Rootly is the AI-native on-call and incident management platform that helps you resolve incidents faster, improve system resilience, and streamline on-call operations. It’s your always-on SRE copilot that automates root cause analysis and identifies patterns that drive continuous improvement—trusted by thousands of companies like LinkedIn, NVIDIA, Replit, Elastic, Canva, Clay, Tripadvisor, and Grammarly.

Jira Service Management (JSM) Review for On-Call Management (2025)

OpsGenie is shutting down. And Atlassian recommends migrating to Jira Service Management (JSM). But if you’re not sure JSM is the right fit for your team’s on-call management needs, this review will help you decide. I signed up for JSM and put it through real-world testing. I created on-call schedules, rotations, and overrides. Then, I reviewed JSM’s on-call management across 4 key criteria. For each criterion, I shared what I liked and what I didn’t.

Latency, Loneliness, and Laundry: A Practical Field Guide to Remote Ops That Actually Feels Good

Remote ops is weird. You're juggling alerts, releases, tickets-and five meters away there's a pile of laundry silently negotiating your willpower. You want focus without turning into a hermit. You want flexibility without drifting into 11 p.m. "just one more thing" spirals. And you want your team to feel like a team, not just avatars in a status channel. This guide blends human factors with ops pragmatism. Short, testable ideas. Minimal ceremony. A little empathy for the person behind the keyboard.

Devart ODBC Drivers vs Free ODBC and JDBC: Key Comparison

Most teams never question the JDBC or ODBC drivers they use. If it connects, it’s “good enough.” That assumption can cost more than $14,000 per minute during an outage, according to EMA’s 2024 IT downtime benchmark. Drivers are more than connectors. They dictate how efficiently data moves between databases, applications, and analytics tools. When overlooked, the entire stack slows down. Breakdowns at this level lead to failed reports, missed deadlines, and avoidable downtime.