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Certificate revocation is broken but we pretend it works

Last week, someone commented on my post about 47-day certificates: This perfectly captures our collective delusion that SSL certificate revocation works. You click a button, the certificate stops working. And why wouldn’t we believe that? Every CA has a big “Revoke Certificate” button right there in the dashboard. It must do something, right? Here’s the dirty truth: most revoked certificates keep working.

Improve Observability in Your CI/CD Pipeline

The backbone of modern software development is automation and at the heart of that lies the CI/CD pipeline. It’s what turns code into deployable software, delivering changes to users faster, safer, and more predictably. In simple terms, a CI/CD pipeline automates everything from the moment developers push code to when it reaches production. It integrates, tests, builds, and deploys software continuously ensuring faster releases with fewer human errors.

Treat Game Localization as Code - DevOps Guide 2025

Every DevOps engineer has lived the nightmare. Launch day. 3 AM. The Korean build still says "Press X to Pay Respects". The fix requires re-exporting 42 Excel sheets, re-signing the build, and praying Apple approves before the internet explodes. 68 % of delayed game updates in 2024 came from localization chaos (Game Dev Ops Report 2025). That's not just late patches - that's real revenue bleeding out.

What Hiring Managers Look for in IT and DevOps Candidates

Are you hiring for a new position in your IT department? The search for the right IT talent has become a daunting task. You need to understand that every hire influences your efficiency and team dynamics. This will have a knock-on effect on how your organization can innovate. Candidates who stand out always possess two distinct qualities. They have the perfect combination of technical mastery and clear communication skills. This creates an immediate impact on your projects and processes.

IBM TechXchange 2025 Takeaways: Key Insights for IT Leaders

This year at IBM TechXchange 2025, we had the privilege of not only attending but also sponsoring the event and hosting a booth in the expansive expo hall. From the moment we arrived, it was clear: IBM’s ecosystem is thriving once again. Between the buzz of innovation, the depth of technical sessions, and the sheer energy of the crowd, TechXchange 2025 stood out as one of the most impactful IBM events in recent memory.

WordPress Vanilla vs Composer vs Bedrock - which wins?

WordPress powers over 40% of the web, but not all WordPress installations are created equal. Whether you're a solo developer, managing an agency, or overseeing hundreds of sites, the way you install and manage WordPress can make or break your workflow. In a recent live stream discussion, we dived deep into three popular WordPress installation methods: Vanilla, Composer-based, and Bedrock. Each approach has its merits, but which one should you choose? Let's break down the showdown.

Cloud Credits: The Hidden Lock-In Strategy Hyperscalers Use

In this 5-minute clip from our recent webinar, Canopy's James Marks exposes the most dangerous side-effect of the cloud credit model: the migration loop. Instead of building their product, companies spend months hopping between vendors to chase new credits, falling into a cycle of constant, costly re-architecting. Simon Hansford provides clear advice for the best companies: build your architecture for portability on day one. Restrict proprietary features to maintain optionality and avoid the "entrenched phase.".

Megaport and Latitude.sh: Bringing Compute and Connectivity Together

Megaport has entered into an agreement to acquire Latitude.sh, creating an industry-leading Compute and Network-as-a-Service platform to power high-performance applications and AI workloads globally. At Megaport, we’ve always believed infrastructure should be simple to use, powerful at scale, and flexible enough to follow the workloads that matter most.