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Infrastructure for AI Agents: what platform teams need to build now
If an AI agent in your development workflow needed to spin up a test environment tonight, how many manual steps would stand between the request and the environment being ready? By early 2026, AI agents have transitioned from simple code assistants to first-class platform citizens. They are running test suites, analyzing performance, and triggering deployments.
Why I Give My Engineers $5,000 Per Month Of Claude Code Tokens
A few weeks ago, a group of engineering leaders I trade notes with got into it over a question none... A few weeks ago, a group of engineering leaders I trade notes with got into it over a question none of us has a clean answer to: How much should you let an engineer spend on AI? One SVP at a company of similar size and stage is in calibration mode and capping engineers at $200 per month. Hit the cap, you can self-bump by $100. Hit that, you need your manager. I told the thread our number. $5,000.
Feature-Based Pricing: A Guide To Per Feature Pricing in SaaS
Feature pricing or per-feature pricing is a common SaaS pricing model for good reasons. Here’s how it works, including real examples and how to do it. The best pricing strategy for your SaaS business will depend on your specific business model, target market, and competition. You’ll also want to test different pricing strategies to see which one works best for you. That said, feature-based pricing can be a very profitable way to price SaaS products. Here’s how it works.
Analyze cloud costs with flexible spreadsheets in Datadog Sheets
Cloud cost data is most useful when teams can adapt it to their own reporting and planning needs. In addition to viewing cost breakdowns, FinOps teams often need to calculate forecasts, reshape datasets, and present tailored views to finance and leadership teams. In many workflows, those steps happen outside the observability platform. Once the data is exported, it quickly becomes outdated and requires repeated manual updates.
The state of cloud and AI in 2026
Over the past decade, cloud computing has evolved from an emerging technology into the foundation of modern digital infrastructure. However, the latest industry research shows that the industry has now crossed a critical threshold. The conversation is no longer about whether to adopt cloud, cloud-native technologies, or AI. Instead, it has shifted toward operational efficiency, economic predictability, and infrastructure at scale.
The paved road to production: what good internal developer platforms look like
When was the last time you asked a developer if they actually use the platform you built for them, or whether they’ve found a faster way around it? We talk with companies every day who deal with this exact scenario. They spend months or even years building their IDP. Then a new project requires a stack or workflow that the IDP doesn’t support. The developer is under pressure to deliver, so they spin up their own solution. This is why most IDPs fail quietly.
What kind of correlations become impossible without depth and breadth?
Most teams don’t have a data problem. They have a correlation problem. When visibility is fragmented:→ Marketing sees conversion drop→ Engineering sees API latency So the wrong call gets made. Example: Checkout drops → pricing gets blamed → discounts applied. Reality: a backend API timeout was killing transactions. That’s what happens when you can’t connect: user impact (what) to system behavior (why)
Top 10 Private Cloud Providers Optimized for Hybrid Environments (2026)
Hybrid infrastructure has stopped being a "strategy option" and become the default operating model for many engineering teams. Workloads are now routinely split across on-prem systems, private cloud environments, and public cloud platforms - not because it's elegant, but because it's necessary. The problem is that most private cloud providers weren't designed for this reality. They tend to optimise for either traditional virtualised infrastructure or public cloud abstraction layers, but not the messy middle ground where workloads need to move seamlessly across environments.
Stop the PCI DSS 4.0 audit toil: a guide to inherited controls
By standardizing the unified configuration file, Upsun enables true cloud optionality, moving provider migration from a re-architect project to a data move project.