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What craft means for Canonical

Aug 6, 2025 By Daniele Procida In Canonical
Last month Jon Seager (our Vice President for Ubuntu Engineering) wrote about crafting software: Multiple Canonical products have craft in their names: Snapcraft, Charmcraft, Rockcraft (and there are others in the works). Our craft products are tools for making software, for the software craftsperson. To be a maker of tools comes with responsibilities – when you decide what tools should be like, you are also deciding how people should work.
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influxdata

Balancing Speed and Safety with Continuous Delivery

Aug 6, 2025 By Luke Bond In InfluxData
The benefits of continuous delivery are well known these days: rapid feedback, speed of innovation, reduced fault recovery time, and increased confidence in release processes. Along the same lines, those who release less frequently are likely to encounter more stress. Continuous delivery is a spectrum; it doesn’t have to mean blasting every commit to all production environments at once. So, how do we strike a balance between speed and safety?
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sentry

Boosting Session Replay performance on iOS with View Renderer V2

Aug 6, 2025 By Phil Niedertscheider In Sentry
After making Session Replay GA for Mobile, the adoption rose quickly and more feedback reached us. In less great news, our Apple SDK users reported that the performance overhead of Session Replay on older iOS devices made their apps unusable. So we went on the journey to find the culprit and found a solution that yielded 4-5x better performance in our benchmarks.
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coroot

Size-capped telemetry storage with ClickHouse and Coroot

Aug 6, 2025 By Nikolay Sivko In Coroot
Cloud platforms make it incredibly easy to store data. Object storage feels endless, and block volumes can be resized anytime. That’s great, until you check the cost. In some cases, like financial transactions, storage costs are tiny compared to the value of the data. But observability is a different story. Logs, traces, and profiles can be extremely detailed and often take up more space than the actual business data. Yes, there are situations where logs need to be kept for compliance reasons.
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cloudzero

The Impending SaaS Crisis: How AI Is Disrupting SaaS - And How You Can Prepare

Aug 6, 2025 By Phil Pergola In CloudZero
At CloudZero’s most recent company retreat, we held an investor panel, where representatives from four of the VC firms investing in CloudZero fielded questions from our team. Unsurprisingly, a good deal of the conversation revolved around AI. A standout moment from this panel came when one investor described a vibe coding session he’d done about a month prior. “Vibe coding,” for the uninitiated, means using AI to build an application without writing any actual code yourself.
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pulsant

Compliance Requirements for Financial Services

Aug 6, 2025 By Matt Nash, Cloud Product Manager In Pulsant
We're taking a look at how you can secure your business's future with cloud services and how security threats can seriously impact your business. Moving to the cloud has changed the way organisations handle infrastructure, but for highly regulated sectors like finance, it’s never been a straightforward leap. It comes with serious scrutiny, and a long list of requirements to meet before any workloads can safely be moved off-prem.
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pulsant

Securing Your Business's Future with Cloud Services

Aug 6, 2025 By Matt Nash, Cloud Product Manager In Pulsant
We're taking a look at how you can secure your business's future with cloud services and how security threats can seriously impact your business. Security concerns for cloud-based services often start small, with a missed update, a misconfigured setting, or an overlooked access point. But in practice, those small gaps can open into much wider vulnerabilities, affecting not just data but the ability to operate.
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gitkraken

GitKraken Desktop 11.3: AI-Powered Commit Cleanup Without the Chaos

Aug 6, 2025 By Jade Nangah In GitKraken
TL;DR GitKraken’s new Commit Composer is the smartest way to turn messy commit history into clean, structured stories, no command-line gymnastics required. This AI-powered tool rewrites your commit sequence with intent and clarity, saving you time and reducing review headaches. Oh, and it makes you look like a Git legend Ready to see it in action? Check out the Youtube Tutorial below.
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Optimizing Legacy ML Systems with Real-World DevOps Practices

Optimizing Legacy ML Systems with Real-World DevOps Practices

Aug 6, 2025 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
We chose to feature this article because it reflects exactly what OpsMatters stands for: practitioners solving real problems with practical DevOps thinking. When we came across Ashish's detailed breakdown of his experience modernizing a complex ML environment, it stood out for its clarity and actionable insights. We reached out to him to learn more about the work behind this case study, and with his permission, we are sharing it here so the broader community can benefit from these lessons in observability, cost optimization, and real-world DevOps execution.
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