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AI coding agents are eating the lunch of low-complexity SaaS. Teams with a bit of dev muscle are skipping subscription logins and spinning up dashboards, pipelines, even decks, using Claude, Gemini, whoeverâs fastest that day. Build vs. buy? Tilting back toward build. The kicker: build now takes min.. read more Â
Airbnb just rewired Mussel, its key-value store, with a smarter, layered QoS system. Out go the rigid QPS caps. In comeresource-aware rate control,criticality-based load shedding, andreal-time hot-key mitigation. Dispatchers now speak the language of backend cost -rows, bytes, latency - not just raw.. read more Â
A sandboxed setup dropped multiple Claude-powered agents into Docker containers to run a full incident response drill. Each agent played a role: probing Kubernetes clusters, sniffing out root causes, and shipping remediation PRs straight to GitHub. Out of 7 test incidents, they nailed the diagnoses .. read more Â
A developer went digging for safer async DNS incurlafterpthread_cancelstarted breaking things. Threadless, callback-free options took the spotlight.OpenBSDâsasrquickly stood out, clean event loop integration, no threads, no drama. Beat outc-areson portability and design clarity... read more Â
Refinery 3.0 cuts CPU by 70% and slashes RAM by 60%. The trick: selective field extraction from serialized spans. No full deserialization. Fewer heap allocations. Way less waste. It also recycles buffers, handles metrics smarter, and is gearing up to parallelize its core decision loop... read more Â
Docker has launched Docker Hardened Images, a secure and minimal set of production-ready images. These images are now freely available to developers.
OpenTelemetry deprecates Zipkin exporters in favor of native OTLP support. Migration paths and timeline through December 2026.
ArgoCD v3.2.2 has been released, featuring a new addition, two enhancements, and a bug fix. This update aims to improve the overall functionality and reliability of the platform.
The Rust experiment in the Linux kernel concludes, confirming its suitability and permanence in kernel development, with Rust now used in production and supported by major Linux distributions.
