(Almost) Seven Signs That Your JavaScript Project is Legacy
Learn how to identify legacy JavaScript projects by examining outdated practices, architectural choices, and testing strategies that can hinder development. […]
.NET and .NET Framework January 2026 servicing releases updates
Welcome to our combined .NET servicing updates for January 2026. Let’s get into the latest release of .NET & .NET
DevSecOps In Digital Banking: Balancing Fast Releases With Regulatory Compliance
In the digital banking sector, fast releases of new features and security patches have become the norm. Unfortunately, many institutions
Part 1: Death of the Toil: How AI Agents Are Replacing Traditional Runbooks
Part one of a three-part series: Discover how AI-driven reasoning agents are revolutionizing SRE practices by eliminating traditional toil and
Part 2: From Reactive to Predictive: Training LLMs on Your Incident History
Part 2: Discover how to harness incident history and AI to predict and prevent operational issues before they escalate, improving
Part 3: The Zero-Touch Infrastructure: Architecting Systems That Fix Themselves
Part 3: Discover how autonomous SRE transforms incident management and system reliability, enabling self-healing systems that reduce reliance on human
Lessons from 2025: The Year “Agent Mitigation” Became a Thing
Explore the emergence of agent mitigation as a formal discipline in response to 2025’s AI failures, highlighting best practices for
How to Build Android Widgets with .NET MAUI
This is a guest blog from Toine de Boer. This blog takes a look at the Android side of the
How We Synchronize .NET’s Virtual Monorepo
In our previous post “Reinventing how .NET Builds and Ships”, Matt covered our recent overhaul of .NET’s building and shipping
Predict 2026: Why AI Will Force DevOps to Reinvent Itself
Join us at Predict 2026 to explore how AI is transforming the DevOps landscape, enhancing software delivery, and redefining operational