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[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

From "Hello World" to KeepAlive with Cloud 66.
https://t.co/D1ulTFoJlf

[Kash Sajadi @khash]

The new DMARC feature from @getsendops is really good! With MCP support you can leave domain authentication to your agent.

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

We are diving deep into how to bridge this governance gap and maintain control over AI-generated software. Read our guide on Day 2 operations and observability: https://t.co/vZqraj5R7w

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

AI assistants have made shipping code effortless. But they lack context about your actual production environment. Unoptimized queries and silent failures are the hidden tax of AI-generated code. Day 2 operations is where the real work begins.

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

Traditional monitoring just tells you if a server is up. With LLM-written code, you need deep, infrastructure-level visibility. You must know exactly which automated script is locking your database before it causes a major outage.

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

To scale safely, you must own your infrastructure: run in your own cloud, isolate your data, and avoid proprietary runtimes.

Read the full breakdown on the blog:
https://t.co/9xwlzcVSff

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

AI lets us write and deploy code in seconds. But it is creating a massive, silent risk: instant vendor lock-in.

When an AI assistant builds an app, it defaults to the easiest path, usually proprietary PaaS ecosystems.

And nobody realizes until the bill arrives.

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

Once in production, lock-in costs you:

- Migration pain rewriting config files
- Pricing exposure with zero leverage when subscription fees spike
- Platform risk if your vendor degrades
- Data risk with customer data sitting on shared, multi-tenant hardware.

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

The platform team's job is shifting from manual provisioning to setting up guardrails. You need PaaS simplicity but on your own cloud. We broke down exactly how to build this framework on our blog:

https://t.co/u9OLeP1KSZ

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

AI can write a fully functional microservice in 15 seconds. But code is not an application, and shipping is not operating. When anyone can generate thousands of lines of code with a simple prompt, the bottleneck shifts to Day 2 operations.

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

An AI model does not wake up at 2 AM when a memory leak starves your cluster. Without guardrails, unlimited code generation just means fragmented infrastructure, random databases, and massive cloud bills that nobody understands.

[Kash Sajadi @khash]

We finally cancelled our Klaviyo subscription and moved to SendOps (https://t.co/yYiFdUzfKF). Liberating!

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

Okay let's be real: when "everyone owns deployment" it really just means "nobody owns deployment."

AI created more builders, but not more deployment owners.

Now, it's time to assign accountability.

Here are a few thoughts: https://t.co/3Lbpw1zaEl

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

We built a 10-point checklist to help you evaluate your current setup across infrastructure and access controls.

Check it out here: https://t.co/qlpt7MBDIb

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

When AI lets everyone in your company deploy apps, security can break fast.

A stale credential plus an unpatched container is not two minor issues. It is a compounding, systemic disaster.

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

AI's real gift to small dev teams isn't speed. It's thoroughness. It's finally writing those tedious edge-case tests, doing rigorous code reviews, and handling painful migrations that used to get deferred. The floor of what a tiny team can ship just went way up.

The smaller you are, the bigger the leverage. A solo founder can now run a full, enterprise-grade development lifecycle because the cost of doing things right just plummeted.

Read more on how AI levels the playing field: https://t.co/M77C9i8aZ6

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

AI means anyone can build software now. Great for velocity, terrifying for security. Since DevOps headcount isn't scaling to match, you can't police the code. But you can govern the deployment. Good governance isn't bureaucracy; it's making the safe path the easiest.

3 questions:
1. Can anyone bypass CI/CD?
2. Are production change trails automated?
3. Is the secure path the fastest?

If not, you have a governance gap.

Read more: https://t.co/nj4mymYiCm

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

Everyone's talking about AI making developers faster.

The bigger shift? AI is creating millions of new software creators.

The bottleneck isn't writing code anymore. It's deploying it safely.

Governance just became a lot more important.

https://t.co/UjMkY2Zjy0

#AI #DevOps #PlatformEngineering

[SendOps @getsendops]

High bounce rates and elevated complain rates can result in banning your AWS SES account immediately. This can really hurt your operations.

Here is a detailed guide on preventing those and what to do in case the block happnes:

[Cloud 66 @cloud66]

@levelsio @Cloudflare SES is the best price and arguably best deliverability. But they are super hard on reputation management (which is fare). We use https://t.co/kFPc0lJz7l with SES which gives us all the nice metrics + reputation monitors + templating (which we sometimes need) via git