There’s a little secret that Lambda Labs, an artificial intelligence (AI) hyperscaler, knows: Not all AI developers are software developers, The post Lambda Labs HyperScaler Focuses on the AI Developer appeared first on The New Stack.

Data Locality, where computation is moved closer to the nodes where data resides to remove performance bottlenecks and speed up The post Rethinking System Architecture: The Rise of Distributed Intelligence with eBPF appeared first on The New Stack.

Srini Iragavarapu posted to LinkedIn about the interview I did with him in Seattle at offices. What he says about The post How Generative AI Is Reshaping the SDLC appeared first on The New Stack.

“We’re losing about half a million dollars monthly to our broken testing process.” This sobering statement came from a VP The post The Million-Dollar Problem of Slow Microservices Testing appeared first on The New Stack.

There are plenty of architectural diagrams out there describing cloud-based architectures deployed in traditional enterprises. But what if you operate The post Transferring Trillions of Dollars Daily Using Kubernetes With No Internet appeared first on The New Stack.

What if you could improve developer productivity so much that it freed up 500,000 developer hours across 4,000 engineers? How The post How a DevEx Initiative Aims To Save 500,000 Developer Hours appeared first on The New Stack.

Two researchers’ early theoretical work on reinforcement learning was recognized Wednesday, as the Association for Computing Machinery named researchers Andrew The post Reinforcement Learning Pioneers Honored With ACM Turing Prize appeared first on The New Stack.

Organizations are scrambling to find ways to reduce their observability bills. The observability providers offer technologies to save costs, but The post Why Is Multicloud Observability So Expensive? appeared first on The New Stack.

A few years ago I abandoned Twitter in favor of Mastodon. Recent events validate that choice and underscore the strategic The post Making the Fediverse More Accessible With Claude 3.7 Sonnet appeared first on The New Stack.

While Kubernetes offers powerful container orchestration capabilities, as organizations expand from a handful of clusters to managing dozens or even The post How to Avoid Core Services Chaos in Kubernetes appeared first on The New Stack.

Teams running Kubernetes applications in the cloud often fall into the overprovisioning trap while trying to guarantee high performance and The post Automation Can Solve Resource Overprovisioning in Kubernetes appeared first on The New Stack.

WanAware promises less-expensive integration from what it says can be an infinite number of telemetry data sources into a high-powered The post WanAware: 21 Packets’ Affordable Observability Play appeared first on The New Stack.

Enterprises generate vast amounts of information daily, yet much remains disjointed — scattered across emails, cloud storage, and internal platforms. The post GraphRAG Explained: The Secret to Enterprise Efficiency appeared first on The New Stack.

Secrets management is an essential aspect of modern application development. It is vital to ensure that sensitive information such as The post Securing Kubernetes With External Secrets Operator on AWS appeared first on The New Stack.

Security threats evolve at a pace that challenges traditional detection and response methods. In many ways, developers are the first The post Developers Are Embracing AI To Streamline Threat Detection and Stay Ahead appeared first on The New Stack.

As a dad of two toddlers with very particular tastes — one constantly wants treats for dinner and the other The post Building a Meal-Planning Agent With Apache Kafka and Flink appeared first on The New Stack.

Testing isn’t typically the favorite part of coding for most developers, but it is 100% necessary. An instructor from my The post unittest: Python’s Built-In Safety Net for Developers appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’re a database developer, database administrator or data analyst, writing SQL to get data into and out of databases The post 3 SQL Writing Tips and Tricks To Enhance Productivity appeared first on The New Stack.

A new project from the founders of , FerretDB has set out to offer an open source alternative to the The post FerretDB 2.0: Open Source MongoDB With PostgreSQL Power appeared first on The New Stack.

Couchbase’s release Tuesday of Couchbase Edge Server heralds a number of significant advancements for the growing prevalence and utility of The post Couchbase Edge Server Cuts Hardware Needs appeared first on The New Stack.

Some things never seem to change. Until they do. And then the change is sudden. And irreversible. In the past The post Is OTel the Last Observability Agent You’ll Ever Install? appeared first on The New Stack.

Platform teams strive to create “golden paths” for engineers and promote common standards across the organization with effective internal developer The post Rethinking Kubernetes Multitenancy: A Smarter Approach for Platform Engineers appeared first on The New Stack.

From e-commerce transactions to Internet of Things (IoT) sensor data to security logs and well beyond, businesses are up against The post From Netflix to Walmart: Open Source Kafka in Action appeared first on The New Stack.

The open source AI definition has become a hot-button issue in the Open Source Initiative’s forthcoming board election. The OSI’s The post Open Source Initiative: AI Debate Roils Board Elections appeared first on The New Stack.

In the ever-evolving database market, one thing is constant: prices tend to go up over time. Vendors tweak their pricing The post Database Pricing Trends: What You Need to Know appeared first on The New Stack.

The Laravel team has been very busy this year. The popular open source PHP web framework raised $57 million from The post Laravel Adds Inertia To Stack and Offers React Starter Kit appeared first on The New Stack.

Two years into the generative AI revolution, the LLMs that power tools like ChatGPT and Claude have become startlingly powerful. The post Agentic AI is the New Web App, and Your AI Strategy Must Evolve appeared first on The New Stack.

Automation is the way of the future (and the present). A single line of automation code can trigger an infinite The post Python’s Automation Magic appeared first on The New Stack.

The race to perfect edge computing has accelerated significantly in the past few years — and for good reason. Edge The post Are Your Apps Truly Nomadic? appeared first on The New Stack.

Read Part 1: 3 Key Benefits of Platform Engineering Having understood the principles and benefits of platform engineering, let’s take The post Managing Kubernetes at Scale: Top 3 Lessons From the Trenches appeared first on The New Stack.

The software development world is undergoing a seismic shift. AI is no longer a futuristic promise; it’s actively shaping developers’ The post From Automation to Optimization: AI’s Expanding Role in Software Development appeared first on The New Stack.

Most applications rely on cloud SDKs to connect to services like message brokers, queues, databases, APIs and more. This introduces The post The Deployment Bottleneck No One Talks About appeared first on The New Stack.

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but we’re in an “AI or die!” era right now. Every organization seems desperate The post Evolving From Pre-AI to Agentic AI Apps: A 4-Step Model appeared first on The New Stack.

It was never going to be long before Google got into the game of code assistance with Gemini. The headline The post Gemini Code Assist Review: Code Completions Need Improvement appeared first on The New Stack.

Kubernetes has emerged as the go-to orchestration tool for managing containerized applications. According to ’s 2024 Voice of Kubernetes Experts The post Build vs. Buy: Compare Your Kubernetes Platform Options appeared first on The New Stack.

There has been a lot of discussion around multimodal AI recently — how these systems can be built, open source The post Cross-Modal Retrieval: Why It Matters for Multimodal AI appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’re looking to improve your productivity, there’s a metaphorical ton of apps you can try. For those who prefer The post 10 Open Source Tools to Supercharge Your Coding Game appeared first on The New Stack.

Berlin-based Neovim maintainer Justin M. Keyes shared a strange phrase to open his traditional “State of Neovim” keynote at the The post Neovim’s Future Could Have AI and Brain-Computer Interfaces appeared first on The New Stack.

The TC39 committee, which oversees JavaScript standards, advanced three JavaScript proposals to Stage 4 at its February meeting. Evolving to The post Three JavaScript Proposals Advance to Stage 4 appeared first on The New Stack.

I’ve often said that a beautiful desktop environment can make or break a distribution. Sure, there are plenty of people The post Ultramarine Linux: Fedora Made Easy and Beautiful for Everyone appeared first on The New Stack.

On Wednesday morning, our coworkers at The New Stack started asking each other, in meetings and via panicked emails: Hey, The post Slack: Takeaways From This Week’s Service Outage appeared first on The New Stack.

Platform engineering expertise and experience grows exponentially every day among IT management and developer teams as its adoption continues around The post 42 Experts, One Mission: Advancing Platform Engineering appeared first on The New Stack.

Whether you were building a web site or an application, hosting choices used to be about bandwidth, latency, security and The post The Modern CDN Means Complex Decisions for Developers appeared first on The New Stack.

Once, the rallying cry of the mobile revolution was, ‘There’s an app for that.’ Today, the new reality is that The post The Rise of AI Agents: How Arazzo Is Defining the Future of API Workflows appeared first on The New Stack.

Chip designer Arm has a new edge AI platform optimized for the Internet of Things (IoT) that expands the size The post Edge Wars Heat Up as Arm Aims to Outflank Intel, Qualcomm appeared first on The New Stack.

In this post, we’re going to walk through how to instrument a React Native application to send data to any The post How To Instrument a React Native App To Send OTel Signals appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’re heading to KubeCon Europe in London this April, chances are you’re not paying to sample the food. You’re The post Five Enterprise K8s Projects To Look For at KubeCon London appeared first on The New Stack.

In the first part of this series, I introduced the background of Kube Resource Orchestrator (Kro). In this installment, we The post Orchestrate Cloud Native Workloads With Kro and Kubernetes appeared first on The New Stack.

StarlingX has always been a great edge-computing cloud platform, but it can also be helpful in the core. StarlingX, the The post StarlingX 10: Support for Dual-Stack Networking at the Edge appeared first on The New Stack.

Modern Large Language Models (LLMs) are pre-trained on a large corpus of self-supervised textual data, then tuned to human preferences The post Top 5 Large Language Models and How To Use Them Effectively appeared first on The New Stack.