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5 days ago | devops.com | Mike Vizard

GitLab this week made generally available a version of its generative artificial intelligence (AI) framework for software development that includes AI agents developed by Amazon Web Services (AWS). David DeSanto, chief product officer at GitLab, said GitLab Duo with Amazon Q gives organizations that are building applications on the AWS cloud the ability to create more tightly integrated DevOps workflows using both AI frameworks.

6 days ago | devops.com | Mike Vizard

Spacelift, this week, added generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to its platform for automating the management of IT infrastructure provisioned using code. Company CEO Pawel Hytry said Saturnhead AI adds a set of AI capabilities that can, for example, be used to identify issues and suggest potential remediations to make it easier for DevOps teams to troubleshoot complex IT infrastructure environments.

6 days ago | devops.com | Mike Vizard

Postman this week added a Spec Hub platform to its portfolio that makes it possible to centralize the design, management and maintenance of application programming interface (API) specifications. At the same time, Postman is also now enabling Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) Encryption capabilities to secure data being accessed via APIs. That approach ensures that encryption keys are only controlled by the organization that creates them.

1 week ago | devops.com | Mike Vizard

Symbiotic Security, this week, launched a tool that leverages a large language model (LLM) specifically trained to identify vulnerabilities via a chatbot as application developers write code. Company CEO Jérôme Robert said Symbiotic Security version 1 reduces the current level of DevSecOps friction that exists by identifying issues long before flawed code finds its way into a production environment.

1 week ago | devops.com | Saqib Jan

As organizations strive for faster, more reliable software delivery, continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines function as the critical arteries of modern development. However, when these essential pathways become slow, unreliable or require excessive manual intervention, they transform from conduits of innovation into significant sources of friction.