Platform engineering, internal developer portals and paved roads.
GitHub has rolled out a public preview of its revamped home dashboard, featuring reorganized content and layout that lets developers prioritize their most critical work from a single screen.
JFrog's chief strategy officer outlines how the company is positioning itself for an AI-transformed development landscape while maintaining the balance between rapid delivery and regulatory compliance.
Machine learning and automated workflows can help teams manage alert overload by suppressing low-priority notifications, anchoring thresholds to service level objectives, and handling routine remediation tasks automatically.
GitHub is rolling out new REST APIs that let teams programmatically manage Actions settings across enterprise, organization, and repository scopes. The platform is also migrating its windows-latest runner image from Windows Server 2022 to Windows Server 2025 starting in September.
As autonomous AI systems take over integration workflows, APIs must evolve from human-friendly documentation to machine-readable, self-describing schemas that agents can reason about and invoke dynamically.
A comprehensive study of over 600 DevOps professionals identifies how organizations are tackling GitOps implementation challenges and what separates high-performing teams from those struggling with adoption.
Site reliability engineers and developers can bridge their operational divide by shifting reliability concerns earlier in the development lifecycle and adopting shared ownership models backed by unified service catalogs.
