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Best Practices for Data Centre Migration A Risk-Aware Guide for IT Leaders

When a data centre migration is executed well, it enables growth and strengthens resilience. When it is not, the consequences are immediate: service downtime, compliance breaches, and operational disruption that affects both clients and internal teams. For IT leaders, the pressure lies in modernising infrastructure without compromising continuity.

env zero Unveils Enhanced Cloud Governance Platform to Future-Proof Infrastructure Delivery in the AI Era

env zero today announced the next evolution of its Cloud Governance Platform. Designed for the speed, scale, and complexity of the AI era, and marked by a fresh new look and feel, the enhanced env zero platform empowers enterprises to deliver infrastructure 10x faster without losing control of infrastructure governance, security, compliance and cost oversight.
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Accelerating Software Development: Modern SDLC Practices with AI and Automation

Modern software teams - especially in fast-paced SaaS startups - face constant pressure to deliver features quickly without compromising quality. The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) has evolved significantly in recent years, and embracing new AI-powered tools and automated workflows can dramatically increase a team's velocity. In this whitepaper, we'll explore how a small team of developers can work smarter and faster by integrating AI assistants, AI pair programming, modern Git workflows, and automated testing into their SDLC.

The Developer's Guide to Debugging AI-Generated Code

AI coding tools like ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and Claude have completely changed how we write software. From humble beginnings where non-AI-enabled code assistants made intelligent code suggestions, like Intellisense, the latest agentic tools can generate entire functions, suggest optimal algorithms, and even scaffold complete applications in minutes. However, as any developer who’s worked with AI-generated code knows, the output isn’t always perfect.

We've raised $13M Series A to make DevOps so simple, it feels unfair

I'm excited to announce our $13M Series A, led by IRIS and Crane Venture Partners with support from Datadog founders and Speedinvest. This investment will fuel our mission to make DevOps simple and scalable, expand in the US and Europe, and accelerate product innovation.

A Multidisciplinary Guide To Cloud Cost Intelligence

Cloud cost intelligence has moved beyond simple cost-cutting. Now, it’s about creating value. Cloud bills continue to rise, and workloads are becoming increasingly complex. Teams also need to understand what they’re spending, why, and how that spend ties to business results. FinOps has become the framework for bringing finance and engineering together. It’s helping teams manage costs, improve margins, and plan with confidence. But challenges remain.

The AI Velocity Paradox

AI-powered coding alone isn’t enough. True software delivery velocity requires end-to-end automation and intelligent governance across the entire lifecycle. Harness enables organizations to escape the AI Velocity Paradox by unifying speed, safety, and resilience, turning rapid development into a sustainable competitive advantage. The widespread adoption of AI coding assistants is transforming software engineering.

This Developer Built an App That Doesn't Spy on You

Rizel Scarlet (Staff Developer Advocate at Block) tackled a problem every developer should care about: apps that spy on users before they even know they need the service. Her solution? Build a privacy-first pregnancy app using AI agents and decentralized web nodes. This isn't just about pregnancy apps - it's about the future of user data ownership.

Docker Daemon Logs: How to Find, Read, and Use Them

Sometimes Docker behaves in ways that catch you off guard—containers don’t start as expected, images pause during pull, or networking takes longer than usual to respond. In those moments, the Docker daemon logs are your best reference point. These logs capture exactly what the Docker engine is doing at any given time. They give you a running account of system state, performance signals, and events that help you understand what’s happening beneath the surface.