Glen Knight

NYC Based IT Professional

Eclipse Foundation Publishes Toolkit to Simplify CRA Compliance

The Eclipse Foundation has launched the OCCTET project, offering open-source compliance tools to help smaller organizations meet the EU’s new Cyber Resilience Act requirements. Source: DevOps.com

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Shadow: How AI Coding Agents are Transforming DevOps Workflows

Shadow is an open-source AI coding agent that automates code understanding, editing and repository management to streamline DevOps workflows. Source: DevOps.com

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Futurum Signal: AI-Powered Market Intelligence for DevOps and Platform Engineering

If you’re building tools and platforms for the DevOps and platform engineering community—or you’re on the buying side, trying to decide which ones to adopt—you’ve probably noticed a frustrating truth: most market analyst reports don’t keep up with the pace of the software delivery world. We’re in an era where a new CI/CD integration, a […]

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The Right Kind of AI for Infrastructure as Code

AI is everywhere in cloud security right now. Nearly every product claims to be “AI-powered,” and copilots and chatbots promise to help teams interpret issues faster. But for most platform teams, understanding the problem isn’t the hard part. The real challenge is resolution. Cloud environments change quickly, and the backlog of security findings grows just […]

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Meet our newest AWS Heroes — August 2025

We are excited to announce the latest cohort of AWS Heroes, recognized for their exceptional contributions and technical leadership. These passionate individuals represent diverse regions and technical specialties, demonstrating notable expertise and dedication to knowledge sharing within the AWS community. From AI and machine learning to serverless architectures and security, our new Heroes showcase the […]

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Sonar Surfaces Multiple Caveats When Relying on LLMs to Write Code 

New SonarSource research shows LLMs like GPT-4o, Claude Sonnet 4, and Llama-3.2 produce highly functional yet risky code — with frequent high-severity vulnerabilities, hard-coded credentials, and messy “code smells” that raise long-term tech debt. Source: DevOps.com

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From Firefighting to Forward-Thinking: My Real-World Lessons in DevOps and Cloud Engineering

Tools change, but the fundamentals stay — plan for failure, treat infra and pipelines like code and make observability a first-class citizen. Source: DevOps.com

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Survey Surfaces Multiple Mobile Application Release Management Headaches

A survey of 300 mobile engineers in the U.S and the United Kingdom (UK) working for organizations with 500 to 10,000 employees finds, on average, respondents are spending five hours per release on low-value tasks involving manual steps, coordination issues and approval bottlenecks, translating into 130 wasted engineering hours annually per developer. Published by Runway, […]

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Stack Overflow Survey Shows AI Adoption for Devs

We’re in a transition, not a rush: Developers are open to AI, but they’re also wise—and rightly cautious—about when and how they trust it, notes Alan. Read the full op-ed for more insights and stats. Source: DevOps.com

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GitHub CEO To Step Down As Company Is More Tightly Embraced by Microsoft’s CoreAI Team

Thomas Dohmke, CEO of Microsoft Corp.-owned GitHub, said on Monday he’s stepping down and will leave the company at the end of 2025 to become “a founder again,” signaling a major shakeup in how the artificial intelligence (AI) coding unit is run. Since Microsoft acquired GitHub in 2018 for $7.5 billion, it has operated as […]

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