Agentic Observability is Not a Chatbot Over Telemetry
The first wave of AI in observability is easy to misread. The obvious use case is incident investigation: Ask a […]
Harness Acquires Codecov to Identify Untested Code
Harness this week acquired Codecov, a provider of a platform that analyzes the percentage of a codebase that has been
Why DIY Test Automation Succeeds Its Way Into a Problem
Ask any engineering team if they can build their own test automation framework, and the answer is almost always “yes.”
Why the Trust Layer Is the Next Thing Developers Will Commodify
Engineering roadmaps inside enterprises that never planned to build AI products are now being eaten by AI work. Teams at
Latest OpenTofu Release Simplifies Configuration Updates
The latest update to the OpenTofu infrastructure-as-code (IaC) tool is making it simpler to update and refactor configurations without having
How Microsoft is migrating repositories to GitHub
For the past decade, Azure DevOps has powered software development at Microsoft, supporting some of our largest repositories and most
GitHub Copilot Gets Its Own App — and Agents Are the Reason Why
AI coding assistants started as autocomplete. Now they’re running parallel workstreams, submitting pull requests, and managing their own review cycles.
Survey Surfaces Pervasive Adoption of AI Across SDLC
A global survey of 2,501 IT and DevOps professionals at organizations with more than 150 employees published today finds more
Microsoft Brings AI Agents Directly Into the Windows Terminal
Microsoft just shipped Intelligent Terminal 0.1 — an open-source, experimental fork of Windows Terminal with native agent integration built in.
Regression Testing Tools in the Age of AI-Assisted Development: What Has Changed
For most of the past decade, the conversation around regression testing tools was fairly stable. The tools got faster, the