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Most VMware migration plans inventory VMs, clusters, storage, and licensing. Very few inventory the operational assumptions attached to vCenter itself. The result is predictable: the hypervisor migrat
Two separate monitoring failures on the same day, same root cause. Both fixed by answering a single question: "Am I testing for health, or am I testing for perfect conditions?" The distinction matters
In the fast-paced world of software development, efficient and well-documented deployment processes are not just a nice-to-have; they are crucial for team productivity, successful rollbacks, and ultim
GitHub organizations are the backbone for countless collaborative development, academic, and research projects. They provide the essential structure for managing repositories, teams, and access permis
In 1966, a queue began forming at a particular door inside the MIT Project MAC complex. The queue was composed mostly, though not entirely, of young women — students, lab assistants, secretaries from
For a long time my AI coding workflow was a junk drawer. Aider, Continue, OpenClaw, three different VS Code plugins, an .envrc with API keys for providers I'd forgotten I had. Then on April 4, 2026, A
Stop paying "per-user" taxes to Salesforce and HubSpot. It’s time to own your data. The Problem with Modern SaaS CRMs In 2026, the "SaaS Tax" is real. Small teams often find themselves tra
A few days ago, I looked at my account and saw 500 million. No, I didn't hack a bank. It’s Vitch, my latest Fintech project, and the beta is officially live! What is Vitch? Vitch is a virtual curren
A couple of months ago a PM I know messaged me out of the blue. She knew I was on the Netra team and figured we might have something that could help with a problem she was stuck on. Her team had built
I watch podcasts while working with 50+ tabs open. Chrome's PiP is just a floating rectangle with zero controls. Other extensions add controls but nobody built the one thing I wanted - just the subtit
The MCP ecosystem is at an inflection point. What started as a protocol for connecting AI assistants to external tools has become the default integration layer for a generation of AI-powered engineeri
When it comes to database interaction in Java, a choice is usually made between Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) and Java Persistence API (JPA). Some people say JDBC is outdated and avoid it entirely
Not a refactor. Not a rewrite. A rethink. And the security improvement was not something I planned. It was a consequence of thinking about the problem correctly. The Mess That Grew in Si
How to run continuous, AI-powered security audits on your codebase — routed through a local proxy that picks the cheapest viable model for each file. Most security scanners feel like spa
I used to have a major problem with system design. Every time I sat down to map out a new architecture, my first thought wasn’t actually about how the system should function. Instead, I’d ask myself:
When you're plugging an LLM agent into an external API, you have three reasonable patterns: hand-rolled HTTP, AgentKit's action provider model, or LangChain's tool calling. They all work. They produce
Are Data Analyst and Data Scientist Still the Same Job in 2026? From the outside, the two roles look interchangeable: similar posting volumes, similar geographies, similar work-mode mix. Fr
This post is my submission for "DEV Education Track: Build Multi-Agent Systems with ADK" (https://dev.to/deved/build-multi-agent-systems). 🌍 GeoHazard AI — Building a Multi-Agent Geological & Clim
Montar un clúster de Kubernetes suena a proyecto de semanas, certificaciones y un presupuesto que necesita aprobación de junta directiva. Y durante años fue así. Pero en 2026, con k3s —el Kubernetes l
Hay una nueva palabra circulando en tech: vibe coding. La idea es seductora —le dices a una IA lo que necesitas, ella escribe el código, y tú solo revisas que funcione. Suena a productividad multiplic