AI gateways are multiplying in every vendor’s stack, but a new open‑source project backed by Microsoft, Cisco, Apple, and AWS is aiming to collapse that fragmentation into a single data plane.
Learn what this means for enterprises trying to connect agents without locking into a single platform: https://t.co/apfxKRIxAl
#AIGateway #OpenSource
Mike Vizard talks with Andre Scott, Developer Advocate at Coralogix, about AI observability, OpenTelemetry GenAI and why teams can’t deploy AI first and monitor later.
Watch: https://t.co/SbP8ucF22e
#AI#Observability
@devopsdotcom Worktrees and canvases sound technical, but the non-coder translation is simple: give each AI worker its own sandbox, compare outputs, then approve the safest one. That pattern should come to more business workflows, not only software teams.
AI code assistants are inflating attack surfaces with bloated, vulnerable code, and a new AI agent now surfaces training insights in real time as developers commit.
The idea is to stop weaknesses before they become CVEs by tying micro‑training directly to the specific security gaps each developer introduces.
Read the full article to see how this fits into the broader shift toward prevention over remediation: https://t.co/H88qvsaCq0
#SecureCodeWarrior #AI #DevSecOps
The same eBPF hooks that observability tools depend on are now being weaponized by IronWorm to hide credential theft and automated npm publishing.
This Rust‑coded worm follows the Shai‑Hulud playbook but packs its own stealth upgrades, making it far harder to spot and tear apart.
Read the full article to understand what the implant’s mistakes reveal about where this campaign is heading: https://t.co/HnPM65vsMb
#IronWorm #eBPF #SupplyChain
Vite, the build tool behind frameworks like Angular and React, is downloaded 129 million times a week but has been maintained by a small team without financial security.
Cloudflare just acquired its steward, VoidZero, and committed $1 million to support the Vite ecosystem, betting that this open‑source foundation will anchor a new wave of AI‑assisted web development.
Read more about the deal here: https://t.co/zpUZQmUFsd
#Cloudflare #VoidZero #Vite
What happens when observability costs for agentic AI projects already surpass compute and infrastructure spending combined?
A new survey found that 69% of organizations are already in that position, and the average enterprise expects a 9.5x surge in telemetry data within two years.
Learn what else the data reveals about the coming crunch in monitoring budgets: https://t.co/4YTb7Aqj4g
#Observability #AI
AI agents are growing more capable, but most enterprises don’t want them running with the full authority of a logged‑in user.
Microsoft’s new Execution Containers bake agent containment directly into Windows, letting the operating system itself enforce what an agent can access.
Read the full article to see how MXC aims to become the runtime enforcement layer for enterprise AI: https://t.co/KuMIs33c34
#Microsoft #MXC #AgenticAI
Weak specifications now carry a higher price tag than ever because AI agents will act on them at machine speed long before anyone catches the mistake.
An adversarial AI reviewer can scrutinize specs for feasibility, capacity, and security risks before a single line of code gets written, catching problems at the cheapest possible stage.
Learn how upstream verification is moving from a nice‑to‑have to an operational necessity: https://t.co/OFbd0NGebi
#Allstacks #AIagents
CI/CD pipelines now carry more than deployments.
Security, compliance, reliability, and scale are reshaping software delivery.
Join experts from CloudBees, Bitrise, and BMC to discuss how leading teams are adapting.
Register now: https://t.co/ODNDkTd7uN
Why are complex visual applications still a bottleneck in automated testing even as AI speeds up development?
SmartBear added computer vision to its TestComplete platform to let machines verify behavior the way a human would, closing that gap.
Read the full article to explore how perception‑based verification could improve quality for visually intensive applications: https://t.co/ukEHmUZJN3
#SmartBear #AI
Software vulnerabilities are becoming a growing target in an increasingly complex threat landscape.
@mvizard speaks with Kate Scarcella and Tracy Ragan about why DevSecOps teams need better visibility into deployed software, stronger SBOM practices, and more automation to identify and remediate vulnerabilities after deployment.
The conversation also examines AI security risks, the importance of human oversight, and why closer collaboration between developers, security teams, and data scientists is becoming essential.
▶️ Watch the full discussion: https://t.co/0Da9qflZxQ
#DevSecOps #Cybersecurity #SBOM #SoftwareSecurity #AI
Who is testing the AI agents your organization is already rolling out?
Testlio is betting that human testers, combined with a proprietary scoring system, can give enterprises a structured way to evaluate agent reliability before something breaks.
Find out how this model could become a standard part of the agent development lifecycle here: https://t.co/V4xJ26kwn5
#AIAgents #SoftwareTesting
Harness has acquired Codecov to help DevOps teams track testing coverage amid the exponential growth of AI-generated code.
The rise of AI coding means organizations must revisit their testing processes and focus on fundamentals if they hope to prevent a slew of production issues from emerging later on.
Find out more 👉 https://t.co/d0MVoCQPIl
#Codecov #DevOps #AICoding #Harness
OpenTofu 1.12.0 introduces a destroy=false lifecycle option that lets DevOps teams remove resources from state without triggering a destructive API call.
That small change removes a significant source of accidental infrastructure risk during configuration updates.
Read the full article to see what else the release brings to infrastructure‑as‑code teams: https://t.co/A3LYU5KfZm
#OpenTofu #DevOps
GitHub is moving Copilot from an autocomplete tool to a dedicated desktop app where developers manage multiple AI agents working in parallel.
The app introduces isolated worktrees and Canvases, giving teams a way to see what agents are doing and verify their output before code lands in a pull request.
Read the full article to understand how agent‑native development is reshaping the developer workflow: https://t.co/n5cmRrqhRM
#GitHub #Copilot
Can Chainguard Save Open-Source Software From Mythos? Can Anyone? https://t.co/l2uAityX2N via @devopsdotcom & @sjvn
IBM and Red Hat aren’t the only ones that mean to lock down #opensource code against #AI hacking tools. @chainguard_dev has some plans too.
“Vibe-driven engineering” reflects a shift from code to intent.
Faster iteration—but with risks to clarity and control.
Read more from @devopsdotcom: https://t.co/ORCvLPdBry
#AI#DevOps