Lightrun has added an ability to dynamically pull missing telemetry evidence from live application environments without having to deploy additional […]

Security teams have spent years building detection and response capabilities around a failure mode they understood well enough to instrument for. Typically, a service misbehaves, an alert fires and an engineer investigates. This kind of model worked because the systems producing the failures were deterministic enough that misbehavior was visible, measurable and attributable to a cause that a runbook could address. However, what agentic systems have introduced into that environment is a category of failure that looks nothing like the one the detection infrastructure was built to catch — a failure that completes successfully, logs nothing unusual, returns a clean status code and disappears into the transaction history while the damage it caused propagates quietly through every system the agent touched. “The governance gap this creates is not a configuration problem that a new tool can close,” says Shahid Ali Khan, principal engineer – DevOps at TestMu AI, an AI-native software testing platform. It is structural, rooted in

GraphQL adoption within enterprise environments follows a predictable pattern. A single team implements it successfully, word spreads and suddenly dozens of services want

OpenTelemetry is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) framework that is used to provide standardized APIs and SDKs to collect,

DevOps.com is now providing a weekly DevOps jobs report through which opportunities for DevOps professionals will be highlighted as part

The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept Tekton as a CNCF incubating project. But what is Tekton?

Sysdig this week at the RSA Conference (RSAC) revealed it has created a runtime that makes it possible to securely

GitHub is preparing a significant change to how it trains the AI models behind its Copilot coding assistant. Beginning April

There was a time when compliance meant a quarterly ritual. Someone from security would walk over with a spreadsheet, ask