Benjamin Daigle

Benjamin Daigle

Software Development Expert
Benjamin Daigle creates content for the software and SaaS community. Through his content, he explores topics such as agile methodologies, DevOps practices, and software architecture. He offers practical guidance on building robust and scalable software solutions. Benjamin’s content equips developers with the tools they need to succeed in a rapidly evolving industry.
Is AI Now a Coworker and Not Just a Tool?
AI & Trends Is AI Now a Coworker and Not Just a Tool?

The long-held distinction between the human worker and the software they operate is rapidly dissolving, replaced by a new reality where artificial intelligence is not merely a passive instrument but an active, autonomous participant in the enterprise. As of early 2026, the discussion has moved

Are Your Security Silos Creating Blind Spots?
DevOps & Deployment Are Your Security Silos Creating Blind Spots?

In the relentless pursuit of digital transformation and operational velocity, many organizations have inadvertently constructed cybersecurity programs that are fundamentally at odds with the very agility they seek to achieve. The conventional approach, which neatly segregates critical security

AI-Powered DevSecOps – Review
Testing & Security AI-Powered DevSecOps – Review

The relentless acceleration of software development, fueled partly by the very artificial intelligence designed to assist it, has created a critical imbalance where traditional security practices can no longer keep pace with the sheer volume of code production. This review explores the evolution of

How to Build AI Database Tools With Go and MCP?
Software Development How to Build AI Database Tools With Go and MCP?

Connecting sophisticated AI applications to diverse, proprietary data sources has quickly become one of the most significant bottlenecks in modern software development, often leading to a complex web of brittle, custom-built integrations. This challenge underscores the critical need for a

What's the Key to Kubernetes Observability?
Software Development What's the Key to Kubernetes Observability?

The fundamental transition from monolithic applications to distributed microservices has irrevocably broken traditional troubleshooting methods, leaving even the most seasoned engineering teams struggling to diagnose complex failures in the opaque, dynamic world of Kubernetes. In the past,

True SaaS Scaling Goes Beyond Adding Servers
Testing & Security True SaaS Scaling Goes Beyond Adding Servers

The familiar story of a rapidly growing Software-as-a-Service company often reaches a frustrating climax where spiraling infrastructure costs fail to deliver the expected gains in performance, leaving both engineers and customers bewildered. This common scenario highlights a fundamental

Dynatrace Unlocks AI-Driven Control for Developers
DevOps & Deployment Dynatrace Unlocks AI-Driven Control for Developers

The relentless acceleration of software delivery, propelled by the widespread adoption of agentic AI and complex cloud-native architectures, has introduced a critical challenge for modern development teams. While the pace of innovation has never been faster, the underlying systems have become

AI Coding Speed Comes at the Cost of Quality
AI & Trends AI Coding Speed Comes at the Cost of Quality

The relentless pursuit of accelerated software delivery has driven the technology sector headlong into the arms of artificial intelligence, yet this rush toward automated productivity is revealing a troubling paradox where speed is gained at the direct expense of code quality. The industry is

Which Is Faster: Trigram or Pattern Matching in Postgres?
Software Development Which Is Faster: Trigram or Pattern Matching in Postgres?

For any organization managing massive datasets, the ability to search text quickly and accurately is not just a feature—it's a critical component of the user experience. We're joined by Vijay Raina, a specialist in enterprise SaaS technology and software architecture, to delve into the nuances of

What’s Worse Than a Privileged Docker Container?
Software Development What’s Worse Than a Privileged Docker Container?

In the intricate landscape of container security, a single command-line flag has long served as the ultimate symbol of risk, a clear and present danger that security teams are trained to identify and eliminate on sight. The --privileged flag is a well-documented vulnerability, a known quantity that

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