Goran Štimac 
Feature Flags in Practice: Tools and Workflows
A practical feature-flag workflow: choose a portable API, roll out changes gradually, and retire flags before they become operational debt.
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#DevOps
17 matching blog articles with repeat coverage under this topic.
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#DevOps is a implementation topic used directly in these articles.
Definition
DevOps is a implementation topic referenced directly in these articles, usually as a concrete tool, platform, or implementation detail rather than a broad subject category.
Why it matters
DevOps matters when it directly affects implementation choices, delivery constraints, or how a system behaves in production.
In this archive
In this archive DevOps is treated as a specific topic worth calling out when it materially shapes the implementation, stack, or workflow being discussed. It currently appears in 17 articles and crosses 5 categories.
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Automation & Integrations , Security & Privacy , Updates & Announcements , Infrastructure & DevOps
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Environment Parity: Dev, Staging, and Production with Containers
Containers make dev/prod parity practical: one Compose definition across dev, CI, staging, and production, pinned image versions, real-dependency tests, and CI/CD environment gates.
Supply Chain Security: Software Bill of Materials in Practice
CISA refreshed the SBOM baseline in July 2026, while the EU Cyber Resilience Act makes machine-readable software inventories a practical roadmap item for teams building or buying digital products.
Docker Compose in Production: Patterns and Pitfalls
A practical commentary on Nick Janetakis's Docker Compose production talk, covering configuration patterns, operational safeguards, and the limits of a 2021 single-host approach.
Vulnerability Management for Small Ops Teams in 2026
The 2026 vulnerability-management reset: NVD now triages CVEs by risk, CISA's KEV list is the priority signal, and small ops teams can patch what matters in days instead of drowning in CVSS scores.
Platform Engineering in Practice: Building Internal Developer Platforms
A practical guide to internal developer platforms: the problem an IDP solves, platform-as-a-product principles, golden paths, self-service, tooling without lock-in, security guardrails, DX metrics, an adoption roadmap, and common pitfalls.
Git Workflows That Work: Beyond main-vs-develop
The classic main-vs-develop Gitflow model is now legacy. GitHub Flow, GitLab Flow, and trunk-based development are simpler alternatives, backed by DORA data and branch automation.
Production Incident-Response Playbooks: What Every Team Should Cover
CISA, NIST, Google SRE, AWS, Microsoft, and PagerDuty all converge on the same lightweight incident-response playbook structure. Here is what every production team needs to include — and where to start.
CI/CD Pipelines: From GitHub Actions to Self-Hosted Runners
GitHub Actions in 2026 sees hosted runner prices cut 39%, parallel steps GA, the new Runner Scale Set Client for custom autoscaling, and stronger security controls — making the hosted versus self-hosted runner decision more nuanced than ever.
AI-Generated Infrastructure Code: The 2026 Governance Gap
DevOps teams using AI to write Terraform and Kubernetes config face a hard truth: only 55% of AI-generated code is secure. Here's what platform teams must do about it.
The Checklist for Choosing Between n8n, Make, Temporal, and a Custom Python Worker
A five-dimension decision framework for choosing between n8n, Make, Temporal, and a custom Python worker — covering pricing, latency, team skill set, compliance, and integration ecosystem.
AI Agents in DevOps Are Only as Good as the Platform Beneath Them
Agentic AI helps DevOps only when tests, observability, and rollback already work. The article explains why platform maturity matters more than model hype.
The 2026 DevOps Interview: Is "Agent Execution" the New Meta?
Why AI-assisted take homes, PRDs, prompt logs, and handovers are becoming part of DevOps proof-of-work, and what that means for engineers.
AI Agents Explained for DevOps & Platform Engineers
A practical breakdown of what AI agents are, how context windows, skills, and MCP fit together, and what DevOps teams should learn from the video.
Self-contained systems: a practical alternative to microservices for growing businesses
Self-contained systems offer the modular benefits of microservices without the operational debt. A look at what they are, when they make sense for small and mid-sized teams, and why this talk from Spring I/O 2025 is worth watching.
Kubernetes and platform engineering in 2026: what the latest releases say about modern DevOps
Kubernetes is still evolving, but the most useful updates in 2026 are the ones that reduce friction, simplify operations, and help teams ship safely.
Platform Engineering Is Replacing the DevOps Generalist in 2026
The 'DevOps engineer' role is being replaced by dedicated platform engineering teams building Internal Developer Platforms. Here is what changed, why it matters, and what tools define the new landscape.