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  • 6 days ago | thenewstack.io | Alex Williams

    Are online transaction processing (OLTP) databases stuck in the past? Well, OLTP databases are tightly coupled, said Databricks co-founder Reynold Xin in his keynote earlier this month at the Databricks Data + AI Summit in San Francisco. Such databases are monolithic, combining compute and storage in big machines, which leads to various problems, including over-provisioning, scaling challenges, performance issues and a range of system complexities.

  • 2 weeks ago | thenewstack.io | Alex Williams

    The rise of container-based Linux distros is real, especially now with the demand for deploying to edge environments that require lightweight operation systems. Talos Linux, developed by Sidero Labs, is a Linux distro built for Kubernetes. It has SSH access disabled, and security comes built-in. In a demo, founder and CTO Andrew Rynhard joined Justin Garrison, head of product, for a demonstration to discuss the idea behind Talos and how it works.

  • 2 weeks ago | thenewstack.io | Alex Williams

    Why is it so difficult to get the engineering team to tell what AI tools cost? Well, it’s not really about cantankerous engineers. (Most of the time, it’s not.)It’s really about how different groups in an organization manage their work and the KPIs they set for themselves. DevOps teams are sensitive to encroachment. FinOps teams face criticism for their insistence on controlling costs for work that an engineering team deems essential.

  • 3 weeks ago | thenewstack.io | Alex Williams

    SAN DIEGO — It’s AI boom time: Gartner predicts an estimated $644 billion will be spent on generative AI in 2025. However, few, if anyone, know how to manage the cost of AI, much less understand its value. At FinOps X this week, the FinOps Foundation introduced a certification for AI. The new credential is for practitioners who seek to understand AI spending and the value it offers.

  • 1 month ago | thenewstack.io | Alex Williams

    The large cloud providers have tools to uncover software errors. But for almost every other developer out there, good luck. Enter Prequel and their service launching today for developers to solve a problem that does not require vast resources. With its community-based approach, Prequel aspires to fill an unmet need in the observability space, helping find errors, bugs, configuration errors, and developer anti-patterns.

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