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HL is a Fast, Rust-Based JSON Log Viewer Offering up to 2GiB/s Parsing Speed
Open-source log viewer hl is designed for efficient processing of structured logs in JSON or logfmt format. Built in Rust, it provides fast indexing and parsing, enabling to scan very large log files quickly, whether they are uncompressed or compressed.
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JFrog Unveils “Shadow AI Detection” to Tackle Hidden AI Risks in Enterprise Software Supply Chains
JFrog today expanded its Software Supply Chain Platform with a new feature called Shadow AI Detection, designed to give enterprises visibility and control over the often-unmanaged AI models and API calls creeping into their development pipelines.
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AWS Introduces Durable Functions: Stateful Logic Directly in Lambda Code
AWS has unveiled Durable Functions for Lambda, revolutionizing multi-step workflows. This feature allows developers to write code that manages state and retry logic without incurring costs during waits. With advanced capabilities like checkpoints, pauses for up to a year, and simplified orchestration, Durable Functions streamline complex serverless applications.
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AWS Lambda Managed Instances: Serverless Flexibility Meets EC2 Cost Models
Unlock the power of AWS Lambda Managed Instances, seamlessly combining serverless functions with Amazon EC2 for optimal performance and cost efficiency. Designed for steady-state workloads, this solution automates instance management, reduces cold starts, and enables multi-concurrency.
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NVIDIA Dynamo Addresses Multi-Node LLM Inference Challenges
Serving Large Language Models (LLMs) at scale is complex. Modern LLMs now exceed the memory and compute capacity of a single GPU or even a single multi-GPU node. As a result, inference workloads for 70B+, 120B+ parameter models, or pipelines with large context windows, require multi-node, distributed GPU deployments.
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Arm Launches AI-Powered Copilot Assistant to Migrate Workflows to Arm Cloud Compute
At the recent GitHub Universe 2025 developer conference, Arm unveiled the Cloud migration assistant custom agent, a tool designed to help developers automate, optimize, and accelerate the migration of their x86 cloud workflows to Arm infrastructure.
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System Initiative Unveils Expansion with Real-Time Multi-Cloud Discovery and Automation
System Initiative recently announced a major set of new capabilities designed to give engineering organizations instant, real-time visibility and AI-driven control across any cloud platform or API.
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Azure API Management Premium v2 GA: Simplified Private Networking and VNet Injection
Microsoft has launched API Management Premium v2, redefining security and ease-of-use in cloud API gateways. This new architecture enhances private networking by eliminating management traffic from customer VNets. With features like Inbound Private Link, availability zone support, and custom CA certificates, users gain unmatched networking flexibility, resilience, and significant cost savings.
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Helm Improves Kubernetes Package Management with Biggest Release in 6 Years
Helm, the Kubernetes application package manager, has officially reached version 4.0.0. Helm 4 is the first major upgrade in six years, and also marks Helm's 10th anniversary under the guidance of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). The update aims to address several challenges around scalability, security, and developer workflow.
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AWS Distributed Tracing Service X-Ray Transitions to OpenTelemetry
AWS recently announced that AWS X-Ray is transitioning to OpenTelemetry as its primary instrumentation standard for application tracing, with the AWS X-Ray SDKs and Daemon moving to maintenance mode.
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Docker Releases Desktop 4.50, Adds Free Debugging Tools and AI-Native Enhancements
Docker recently announced the release of Docker Desktop 4.50, marking another update for developers seeking faster, more secure workflows and expanded AI-integration capabilities.
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Azure Virtual Desktop Goes Fully Hybrid with Arc-Enabled Servers
Microsoft's Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) now supports hybrid environments, enabling on-premises Arc-Enabled Servers to act as session hosts. This integration enables customers to run virtual desktops in their data centers while leveraging cloud management tools. The update enhances flexibility, compliance, and operational integrity across various industries.
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Kubernetes Community Retires Popular Ingress NGINX Controller
The Kubernetes SIG Network and the Security Response Committee has announced the retirement of Ingress NGINX, one of the most widely deployed ingress controllers in the ecosystem. Best-effort maintenance will continue until March 2026, after which there will be no further releases, bug fixes, or security updates, according to an announcement made at Kubecon NA 2025.
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Microsoft's Azure Cobalt 200 ARM Chip Delivers 50% Performance Boost
At the Ignite conference, Microsoft unveiled the Cobalt 200 ARM processors, boasting a remarkable 50% performance boost. Engineered with advanced AI simulations and robust security features, it supports high-density workloads with 132 cores. As the next-gen solution for Azure, Cobalt 200 sets a new standard in efficiency and power, enhancing cloud capabilities for diverse applications.
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Lessons Learned in Migrating to Micro-Frontends by Luca Mezzalira at QCon SF
Dynamic technology leader with expertise in transitioning from monolithic to micro-frontend architectures. Advocate for prioritizing architectural intent and cultural changes alongside development. Skilled in optimizing team autonomy, enhancing agility, and streamlining deployment strategies to facilitate rapid, sustainable growth, all while ensuring effective communication and state management.