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The Race to Release: Are We Sacrificing Software Quality?
In almost every profession, we understand that quality takes time. So why does software development seem to operate under a completely different rule? Software development has become a race against the clock. Leadership wants faster delivery, shorter development cycles, more frequent releases, and more features delivered with fewer resources. Agile, DevOps, automation, CI/CD, and AI-assisted…
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Cloud Services at a Glance: From Infrastructure to Software
The idea of cloud computing emerged in the early 2000s as businesses began seeking alternatives to the cost and complexity of maintaining on-premise servers and infrastructure. The first major development was Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), which provided virtualized computing resources such as servers, networking, and storage on-demand. Instead of owning physical hardware, companies could…
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Uptime…
Remember the days when server up-time was how we measured service availability and bragged about it? This Pi-hole DNS server running on a Debian-loaded mini PC at my home office, is now at 177 days since last reboot, yet is fully patched and running latest version of Pi-hole DNS. Maybe it’s because there are no…
