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HAProxy at KubeCon Amsterdam 2026: the standard, by popular demand

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2026 brought thousands of cloud-native practitioners to Amsterdam for four days of talks, demos, and hallway conversations about where Kubernetes is heading. HAProxy Technologies came as a Diamond Sponsor, and by the time the exhibition floor closed on Thursday, it was clear that the market had reached the same conclusion we had. HAProxy is the standard — and this year, more people than ever were ready to say so out loud.

Resolve Reels - Ep. 2 - Scheduled Jobs Dashboard LI

Episode 2 of Resolve Reels is here. In this walkthrough, we introduce the new Scheduled Workflows Dashboard in Resolve Actions. Get a centralized view of every scheduled automation across your environment. Track execution status, monitor success and failure rates, and quickly drill into workflow performance. See how teams can: This is how modern IT teams move from reactive oversight to proactive control. With Resolve, automation is not just executed. It is continuously monitored, optimized, and scaled.

Why Cloud and DevOps Practices Matter to Prop Trading Firms

The financial industry has always been driven by speed, precision, and the ability to act on information faster than anyone else. In recent years, prop trading firms have found themselves at a crossroads where traditional infrastructure simply cannot keep up with the demands of modern markets. Cloud computing and DevOps practices have emerged as two of the most transformative forces reshaping how trading operations are built, managed, and scaled. Understanding why these technologies matter is not just useful for tech teams, it is essential knowledge for anyone involved in or curious about the future of high-performance trading.

That production incident cost more than downtime

Every developer knows the sudden, cold spike of adrenaline that comes with a P0 alert. The site is down, the Slack channel is overwhelmed with notifications, and the "war room" is officially open. In the immediate aftermath, leadership looks at one metric: downtime. They calculate the lost revenue per minute and the hit to brand reputation. But for the engineering team, the official resolution of the incident is only the beginning.

Debugging the black box: why LLM hallucinations require production-state branching

The most frustrating sentence in modern engineering is no longer "it works on my machine." It is: "It worked in the playground." When an LLM-powered feature, such as a RAG-based search, an autonomous agent, or a dynamic prompt engine, fails in production, it doesn’t throw a standard stack trace. It returns "slop," hallucinations, or silent retrieval failures. Standard debugging workflows fail during triage because LLM hallucinations cannot be reproduced using static mocks or clean seed data.

Architecture deep dive: What makes a bug reproducible?

The most difficult bugs to solve aren't those with the most complex code, but those with the most complex state. For a bug to be "reproducible," it must be deterministic, meaning the same set of inputs always yields the same failure. In a modern cloud environment, those "inputs" include more than just your code; they include the specific version of your database, the latency of your service mesh, and the exact configuration of your underlying infrastructure.

Performance Testing vs Load Testing: Simple Difference

Learn the clear difference between performance testing and load testing in this quick video. Performance testing checks how well your software works under different conditions like speed, stability, and scalability. Load testing focuses only on how the system handles expected user traffic. If you want to build reliable applications, knowing these two helps you test smarter. Perfect for developers, testers, and QA teams.

Paris | Observability Unleashed - Boostez vos opérations IT, DevOps & SRE

La complexité des environnements IT ne cesse de croître. La visibilité en temps réel n'est plus une option. Le 14 avril 2026, Stéphane Estevez , EMEA Observability Market Advisor chez Splunk, vous invite chez Cisco à Paris pour un événement dédié à l'observabilité, avec les équipes Splunk & Cisco. Au programme : Observabilité assistée par l'IA Stratégies de données intégrées OpenTelemetry simplifié De la donnée à l'action, avec des cas concrets et démos live Observabilité pour l'IA et par l'IA.