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You’ve done everything right. You’ve broken down your monolith, containerised your services, set up your orchestration and deployed to the cloud. Your architecture diagram looks beautiful. So why is your system crawling at a snail’s pace during peak hours? Here’s the uncomfortable truth: most microservices performance problems aren’t caused by bad technology choices.

API observability is a critical operational requirement for production REST API platforms. DreamFactory, as an enterprise API generation and management platform, produces high-volume API traffic that demands robust logging, real-time analytics, and diagnostic capabilities. This guide demonstrates how to implement a complete observability stack using Logstash for log ingestion and processing, Elasticsearch for indexed storage and search, and Grafana for advanced visualization and alerting.

A Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is a detailed document that defines how a software system should behave, what features it must include, and the constraints under which it operates, before development begins. In simple terms, an SRS acts as a single source of truth for everyone involved in building the software.

At Bitrise, we work with thousands of mobile engineering teams, from high-growth startups to some of the world’s biggest brands. Having that unique vantage point gives us a deep understanding of the challenges teams face day to day, and the strategies that deliver the best results.

Many AI analytics platforms force enterprises into an impossible choice: adopt cloud-only solutions that compromise data governance and security policies or forgo AI capabilities entirely. But there’s a significant problem with that: most companies aren’t 100% cloud-based, and those that are vary between whether they operate in the public cloud, private cloud, or a hybrid environment.

What if you could ask ChatGPT questions about your own company data and get instant answers? No SQL. No waiting for IT. No learning PowerBI. Just type a question like "What were our top 10 customers last quarter?" and get the answer in seconds. This isn't science fiction—it's something you can set up today. And here's the surprising part: this capability is actually more valuable for non-developers than developers.

At Koyeb, we are building high-performance serverless infrastrcture for AI. Run workloads on serverless GPUs, next-generation AI accelerators, and CPUs. Our platform runs fully isolated, secure microVMs on bare-metal servers around the world with autoscaling, scale-to-zero, and cold starts as low as 250ms. Just like everyone building in AI, 2025 was a busy year for us. We shipped a lot of features and improvements designed to make your AI deployments experience faster, smoother, and more cost effective.

When you’re building analytics for users, you quickly realize something: not every definition belongs on the Model. A lot of business logic sits in an awkward middle ground, too context-specific to hardcode into the Model but too important to leave scattered across one-off formulas. And in most tools, if the logic doesn’t live on the Model, every team ends up rebuilding the same thing over and over again. That’s where Query Sets and Column Sets in ThoughtSpot come in.

AI is fundamentally reshaping software quality, and the organizations leading this shift aren’t waiting to adapt. In October 2025, we brought together over 1,000 quality engineering leaders, practitioners, and innovators for Transform, our annual conference exploring what’s next in software delivery.

In September 2015, CareFusion issued emergency Class 1 recalls for its Alaris Syringe pumps. The pump was supposedly programmed to administer scheduled medical infusions to patients. As per official reports, due to a software code error (leading to a malfunction), the infusion pump could (or might already) have wrongly administered the scheduled medication, putting patient lives at risk. In response, the company issued recalls, regulators got involved, and the reputation damage was immediate.