Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

The Hidden Cost of Kubernetes: Why Your Cloud Bill Is 40% Higher Than It Should Be

The average enterprise running Kubernetes wastes between $2 million and $10 million annually — not from overspending, but from under-optimizing. This is the story of costs you can't see on your dashboard but that your CFO feels every quarter.

DORA Metrics in the AI Era: Why Deployment Isn't Faster

DORA metrics in the AI era reveal a paradox: PR volume is climbing, but deployment frequency is staying flat. In this talk, GitKraken's Director of Product Jeff Schinella breaks down why AI-accelerated code generation is creating a review bottleneck that your DORA metrics can't fully explain on their own. Jeff walks through how PR metrics (cycle time, first response time, code churn, and PR size) serve as the leading indicators behind your DORA data. If your deployment frequency is flat while PR counts go up, the bottleneck isn't your devs. It's your review capacity.

Cribl Notebook templates in Cribl Search

Investigations are time-sensitive, and analysts shouldn’t waste time recreating the same workflows or rewriting familiar queries. Whether troubleshooting infrastructure, investigating suspicious IPs, or analyzing host activity, teams often rely on duplicating old processes and copying query snippets — a slow, inconsistent approach that’s hard to scale.

The sovereignty without toil guide: why compliance shouldn't require a Kubernetes tax

Key Takeaway: True data sovereignty isn't about managing your own cloud accounts; it’s about where your data resides and how it is governed. By utilizing a unified configuration file to deploy on sovereign infrastructure like OVHcloud, Upsun provides standardized sovereignty without the complexity of “Bring Your Own Cloud”.

Core Java vs Enterprise Java: Jakarta EE, Spring Boot & Modern Trade-offs [2026 Guide] | Harness Blog

‍ When you're architecting an enterprise Java application, one decision quietly shapes everything downstream: runtime footprint, deployment pipelines, and how your platform team handles incidents at 3 a.m. For two decades, that decision was framed as Java SE vs Java EE. In 2026, that framing has quietly inverted.

What a Context Graph Actually Is, and How to Build One | Harness Blog

Engineers have been shipping pieces of "the graph" for years. Service maps. Dependency graphs. Knowledge graphs. RDF triples. The newest entrant is the context graph, and the reason it shows up now is specific: software is increasingly executed by agents, and agents need a model of how work actually happens, not just an index of what exists.

What Vera Rubin means for AI infrastructure in 2027

Every so often, NVIDIA releases something that quietly changes the direction of the industry. CUDA did it. DGX did it. NVLink did it. Vera Rubin feels like one of those moments again. At first glance, Rubin looks like the natural successor to Blackwell. Faster GPUs, larger memory pools, and eye watering performance numbers. But the more you dig into the architecture, the clearer it becomes that NVIDIA is not simply shipping another accelerator generation.