Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Four months ago, Claude Code was announced and we were requesting invites to its "Research Preview." Now? We've gone from no Claude Code to simultaneously running four or five Claude agents, each working on different features in parallel. It sounds chaotic, but it's been a natural progression as we've learned to trust AI more and as the tools have dramatically improved.

Looking for the best on-call scheduling software for your team? Or maybe you’re exploring alternatives to your current tool? Signing up for different on-call tools and testing them all takes weeks. That’s a lot of time you probably don’t have, especially when you need reliable on-call coverage now. That’s why I did the heavy lifting for you. I signed up for and tested the 5 popular on-call scheduling tools in the market: Spike, PagerDuty, Incident.io, Splunk Oncall, and OpsGenie.

As digital operations grow increasingly more complex, resilience is no longer optional, it’s essential. The next major outage isn’t a question of if, but when. And when it hits, the gap between true enterprise platforms and brittle point tools will become impossible to ignore.

Rich Communication Services (RCS) is an advanced messaging protocol designed to replace traditional SMS. Supported by most modern Android smartphones and, starting with iOS 18, also iPhones, RCS offers a significantly richer messaging experience. It brings features like: RCS elevates the way organizations communicate with users by aligning with the capabilities expected from today’s messaging platforms.

You can write clean code, test obsessively, and deploy with crossed fingers…but errors always find a way. And if you’re not tracking them? You’re gonna get bugged. Whether it’s a silent failure or a full-blown crash, every unreported issue is a hit to your app’s reputation.

The complexity of modern enterprises has pushed IT operations to the limit. Hybrid cloud environments, CI/CD pipelines, microservices, and agile methodologies revolutionized IT, but caused an explosion of scale and data fragmentation. This complexity simply cannot be managed by legacy tools or manual ITSM processes designed for monolithic systems and static infrastructures.