Automation

People and Processes Power Order Automation
Development Management People and Processes Power Order Automation

In today's highly volatile business environment, where supply chain disruptions have become a routine operational challenge, organizations are under immense pressure to enhance their order management capabilities to meet escalating customer expectations for speed and transparency. The push to

Fedora Cloud Simplifies Boot Storage With Btrfs
DevOps & Deployment Fedora Cloud Simplifies Boot Storage With Btrfs

In a significant architectural evolution aimed at modernizing its cloud offering, the Fedora Project has officially approved a plan to eliminate the traditional separate ext4 partition for the /boot directory in its upcoming Cloud 44 release. This long-standing practice, a remnant of historical

Is Your Exception Handling an Open Backdoor?
Software Development Is Your Exception Handling an Open Backdoor?

In the world of application security, threats often evolve faster than defenses. But when OWASP announced a brand-new category for its 2025 Top 10, "Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions," our guest, Vijay Raina, didn't just take note—he took action. In a single weekend, he built a static analysis

Can AI Development Be Both Fast and Secure?
DevOps & Deployment Can AI Development Be Both Fast and Secure?

The rapid integration of generative AI coding assistants into software development has created a significant paradox, as the push for accelerated productivity often collides head-on with the non-negotiable requirement for robust security and governance. While these advanced tools can generate code

These 10 MCP Servers Are Unlocking AI in DevOps
DevOps & Deployment These 10 MCP Servers Are Unlocking AI in DevOps

The software development landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift, driven by a powerful new standard that is poised to redefine how humans and artificial intelligence collaborate to build and maintain complex systems. This standard, the Model Context Protocol (MCP), serves as a universal

Is Detection Alone Enough for Secrets Security?
DevOps & Deployment Is Detection Alone Enough for Secrets Security?

The relentless pace of modern software development, driven by DevSecOps and cloud-native architectures, has inadvertently fueled a pervasive and dangerous side effect: secrets sprawl. The explosion of sensitive credentials such as API keys, tokens, and passwords outside of secure vaults has become

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