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How Is AI Used in Project Management? Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how project managers work. The impact is significant, with AI changing many traditional project-management processes. While project managers have traditionally spent significant time preparing reports, maintaining documentation, analysing project data, and tracking progress, some of these routine activities can now be supported by […]
Introduction A change request starts as a single Jira ticket. Hours later it’s live in production, coded, reviewed, and documented, with almost none of the usual back-and-forth in between. That’s the shift AI agents are bringing to DevOps and platform engineering teams. An AI agent, in this context, is a software assistant that understands context […]
Introduction .NET 8 has been the go-to platform for building and running modern business applications. It offers strong performance, long-term support, a mature ecosystem, and excellent capabilities for web, cloud, and enterprise workloads. But with .NET 10 now available as the next Long-Term Support (LTS) release, organizations running on .NET 8 have an important decision […]
Introduction Someone in leadership says “we need to move to .NET 8” or “let’s get this thing into Azure.” Cool. But when you ask what that actually means — which apps, which order, what happens to production while you’re mid-migration — you often get a vague answer and a timeline that makes no sense. I’ve […]
Modern web applications are becoming increasingly complex, making reliable automated testing an essential part of software development. Among the many testing tools available today, Cypress and Playwright have become two popular choices for E2E testing. Both frameworks provide powerful browser automation capabilities, but they differ in areas such as browser support, component testing, debugging, API […]
AWS DevOps Agent went generally available on March 31, 2026, and it changes what an on-call rotation looks like. The agent starts investigating the moment an alarm fires, correlates telemetry, code, and deployment data across your observability stack, and hands your engineer a root-cause hypothesis instead of a wall of dashboards. AWS reports that preview […]
Introduction This blog provides step-by-step instructions to implement AWS IAM Identity Center with Microsoft Entra ID as the identity source. Authentication is handled via SAML 2.0. User and group provisioning is handled via SCIM 2.0. IAM Identity Center is administered from a dedicated Identity account using Delegated Administration. Prerequisites AWS Organization active with All Features […]
Stop Grepping Logs at 3 AM: Why LLMs are Finally Making AIOps Useful Let me describe a situation that every DevOps engineer knows well. It’s 3:00 AM on a Thursday. You’re deep in REM sleep when PagerDuty starts vibrating on your nightstand with a Severity-1 alert. You drag yourself to your laptop. Slack is buzzing […]
Introduction As applications move from monoliths to microservices, every new service tends to expose its own API. That sounds fine at first—until each service also has to handle its own authentication, rate limiting, logging, and routing. The result is duplicated logic scattered across every service, and clients that need to know about every backend individually. […]
