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Email automation allows you to send emails automatically based on certain triggers or schedules, so you don’t have to click the Send button every time. This includes things like welcome messages, drip campaigns, and regular newsletters. In this tutorial, you will create a simple system that automatically welcomes new subscribers and sends them updates about technology, all with the help of AI.

As a platform integrator, we get a unique look at the tools our customers adopt every day. Of all the shifts I’ve seen, none has been as rapid as the adoption of coding assistants. The conversation has quickly gone from ‘is this tool really going to drive value?’ to ‘how quickly can we roll this out?’ No one can doubt the immense value these tools provide in shipping code faster.

I'm excited to announce our $13M Series A, led by IRIS and Crane Venture Partners with support from Datadog founders and Speedinvest. This investment will fuel our mission to make DevOps simple and scalable, expand in the US and Europe, and accelerate product innovation.

AI-powered coding alone isn’t enough. True software delivery velocity requires end-to-end automation and intelligent governance across the entire lifecycle. Harness enables organizations to escape the AI Velocity Paradox by unifying speed, safety, and resilience, turning rapid development into a sustainable competitive advantage. The widespread adoption of AI coding assistants is transforming software engineering.

Cloud cost intelligence has moved beyond simple cost-cutting. Now, it’s about creating value. Cloud bills continue to rise, and workloads are becoming increasingly complex. Teams also need to understand what they’re spending, why, and how that spend ties to business results. FinOps has become the framework for bringing finance and engineering together. It’s helping teams manage costs, improve margins, and plan with confidence. But challenges remain.

Sometimes Docker behaves in ways that catch you off guard—containers don’t start as expected, images pause during pull, or networking takes longer than usual to respond. In those moments, the Docker daemon logs are your best reference point. These logs capture exactly what the Docker engine is doing at any given time. They give you a running account of system state, performance signals, and events that help you understand what’s happening beneath the surface.

Earlier this week, we gathered in San Francisco for our second SEV0—almost a year after our very first event. SEV0 has always been about shining a light on the biggest challenges (and opportunities) in incident response. Last year, we were still talking about the fundamentals: blameless culture, strong processes, and lessons from the best in reliability. This year felt different. AI has moved from background noise to front and center in every conversation, every team, everywhere.