Month: October 2025

In this third article of the AI infrastructure series, you will learn about AI infrastructure compute, storage, observability, performance, optimization (deep dive), and security. This is the final part in my three-part AI infrastructure series. It’s recommended to read the previous two articles published on DZone: AI Infrastructure for Agents and LLMs: Options, Tools, and

Artificial intelligence is no longer such a far-fetched example of technology in software development; it is already a strong catalyst for change in software development. Machine learning requires less time, offers more intelligent decision-making, and streamlines repetitive tasks by using I-based developer tools.  Rather than developers losing time to debugging, boilerplate code, or testing every

In most organizations, security and compliance are enforced twice — once during build-time checks and again at runtime through admission controllers and monitoring systems. Often, the policies written at build-time are not reused at runtime, leading to drift, redundancy, and gaps in enforcement. With the rise of Open Policy Agent (OPA) and Rego, teams now

Overview HTTPS is the most common mechanism used to protect client-server communication on the internet. Most teams focus on SSL/TLS and server-side hardening — and for good reason — but security is layered: the system is only as strong as its weakest link. This article focuses on a specific class of HTTPS man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks

About Supply Chain Supply chain means that the entire system is involved, from the producer to the customer. This process involves producing and delivering a product or service to the customer. It includes all the methods, systems, organizations, people, activities, information, and resources. The following are some of the steps involved in the supply chain:

If you are a developer, regardless of the technologies you use, at some point, you will face the challenge of handling large Excel files. Most commonly, you will see the “out of memory“ error when handling these files.

Many SaaS teams pay more attention to encryption, firewalls, and compliance checks. They often overlook an essential asset: documentation.  Documentations may not be as exciting as a new firewall or security tool. However, unclear, outdated, or incomplete setup guides, API references, and internal runbooks can lead to security gaps.

“Ownership” is one of the harder concepts to define in the modern enterprise.  This feels deceptive because, from a personal and human level, ownership is a rather straightforward concept. When you own something as a person, like your car or your house, you control it completely, and you’re accountable when things go wrong. Ownership means

If you are into AI and specifically generative AI, you definitely did not miss the buzz about OpenAI releasing open-source models for the first time since February 2019, and this was with GPT-2.  It’s like OpenAI has finally brought back the open into play.

Imagine this: You are a developer who has been tasked with solving a difficult problem that causes revenue loss by the minute. Your managers and leaders have pulled you from your current priorities and asked you to look at the codebase behind a service that is repeatedly running into one of the following severe issues: