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AI Agent Governance: The Missing Piece of Autonomous IT

AI agents are making decisions, accessing systems, and resolving issues autonomously. But as organizations deploy more agents, one challenge becomes impossible to ignore: governance. Who has access? What changed? Who is accountable? The future of Autonomous IT requires autonomy with accountability.

A package manager for AI assets (and why the lock file is per-user)

Sometime in the last two years your repos quietly filled up with a new category of file. Not code, not config exactly: prompts. A.claude/skills/ directory here. A.cursor/rules/ folder there. A CLAUDE.md at the root, an AGENTS.md next to it, a.mcp.json listing the servers your agent is allowed to call. These are the things that make a coding agent useful on your codebase, and they're sprawling.

MongoDB Changelog Automation Explained: How Harness Database DevOps Works

Managing MongoDB database changes shouldn't require manually creating and maintaining changelogs. In this video, you'll learn how Harness Database DevOps automatically generates MongoDB changelogs, helping teams capture existing database changes and bring them into version control for reliable CI/CD workflows. As a modern **database schema migration tool**, Harness Database DevOps helps teams automate database change management across relational and NoSQL databases, reducing manual effort and deployment risk.

NVIDIA Approach for Achieving ASIL B Qualified Linux | Ubuntu Summit 26.04

Can a general purpose, open source operating system like Linux be deployed in safety-critical products? Can it achieve certifications to standards like ISO 26262? This question has become increasingly common in recent years. In this talk, Bryan provides a safety integrity qualification approach for Linux. It is composed of Linux Kernel, user space libraries (like libc) and user-space components (like init processes), up to ASIL B according to ISO 26262:2018.

Agentic validation needs different infrastructure

Previously, I described some core approaches to validating agent written code: feedforward and feedback techniques. Feedforward techniques are about avoiding errors up front, for example by coming up with better prompts and planning strategies. Feedback gives agents a signal that they have actually achieved a task. Feedback is a key part of common agentic patterns like Ralph loops or the /goal commands in Codex and Claude Code: keep working until some known condition passes.

Protecting against HTTP/2 Bomb vulnerability (CVE-2026-49975) with HAProxy

On June 2, 2026, security researchers disclosed a remote denial-of-service (DoS) exploit named the HTTP/2 Bomb. This flaw allows unauthenticated remote attackers to rapidly exhaust server memory, rendering major web servers inaccessible.