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What Is a DevOps Pipeline? Stages, Benefits, and CI/CD Explained | Harness Blog

Mar 23, 2026 By Chinmay Gaikwad In Harness
A DevOps pipeline is a critical part of modern software delivery. It is a series of automated steps that move code from commit to production quickly, reliably, and consistently. At its core, a DevOps pipeline is a system that helps teams build, test, and release apps in an easier way. It cuts down on manual work and mistakes. This helps teams send out updates more often, make better software, and react quickly when the business needs change.
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redgate

New Redgate Flyway GitHub Actions: Faster setup, safer deployments

Mar 23, 2026 By Stephanie Herr In Redgate
This is a guest post from Stephanie Herr. If your team uses GitHub Actions to ship application code, you've probably wished your database changes could move through the same pipeline just as smoothly. Today, that's easier than ever. We've launched verified Redgate Flyway GitHub Actions on the GitHub Marketplace, giving you a simple, reliable way to integrate database deployments into your existing GitHub workflows.
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civo

Introducing hosted control planes on Konstruct

Mar 23, 2026 By John Dietz In Civo
For seven years, I've watched the same pattern. An organization decides it needs a platform and assigns two of its best engineers. They estimate it will take three months, but eighteen months later, they're still integrating ArgoCD with their secrets manager, still debugging Crossplane providers, and still arguing about how to structure the GitOps repo. What’s happened is they’ve built something that works for one team and can't be repeated for a second.
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Beyond Traditional Banking: Buying a Dedicated Server with Crypto

Beyond Traditional Banking: Buying a Dedicated Server with Crypto

Mar 23, 2026 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
As digital projects scale, the standard virtual private server often becomes insufficient to handle the increased traffic, complex database queries, and intensive computational workloads. When a business reaches this critical growth phase, migrating to a dedicated server is the logical next step. However, for those who value corporate privacy and wish to operate outside the traditional, heavily monitored banking system, the ability to buy dedicated server with crypto is an absolute game-changer.
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Best VPS Providers in 2026: Ranking by Price, Performance, and Support Quality

Best VPS Providers in 2026: Ranking by Price, Performance, and Support Quality

Mar 23, 2026 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
Choosing a VPS provider directly impacts application performance, service availability, and overall infrastructure costs. While dozens of companies offer virtual servers, the real differences in performance, server geography, and support quality are substantial.
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spike

How to set up Incident Alert Routing rules effectively

Mar 21, 2026 By Sreekar In Spike
When an incident triggers, the question is not just what broke but also how urgent it is and who on your team needs to respond. Alert Routing rules answer those questions automatically. You define the conditions once and the right response follows every time an incident triggers. Every Alert Routing rule does one or more of these three things: Three conditions drive all of it: incident payload, time of occurrence, and frequency.
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speedscale

The Hidden AI Bill: Why Non-Prod LLM Costs Spiral

Mar 20, 2026 By Ken Ahrens In Speedscale
Most teams know they are spending money on AI in production. Far fewer realize how much they are spending outside production. It’s easy to get lost as you evaluate which model has the best responses, is fast enough, and cheap enough to run in production. That is because the AI bill usually shows up as a giant blob. It is easy to see the total.
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virtualmetric

VirtualMetric DataStream + Splunk: Pre-Ingest CIM Normalization Without the TA Tax

Mar 20, 2026 By VirtualMetric In VirtualMetric
Splunk is built around a deceptively simple premise: get your data in, search it, and act on it. In practice, the gap between “get your data in” and “data that actually works in Splunk ES” is where most of the engineering effort goes. CIM normalization is non-trivial. Technology Add-on development is slow. Volume-based licensing penalizes growth. And the combination means that as environments expand, Splunk becomes harder to operate efficiently.
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