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  1. A Costly Divide: 5 Ways to Stop AppSec and Dev from Working Against Each Other

    The disconnect between AppSec and development teams is more than a collaboration issue—it’s a major business risk. This article explores the root causes of this divide, from misaligned goals to disconnected toolchains, and offers practical strategies for uniting teams. Learn how to embed security into the developer workflow, prioritize risk over noise, and foster a culture of shared responsibility and continuous improvement.

  2. How Codezero Slashed Kubernetes Setup Times from Hours to Minutes with Civo

    Discover how Codezero, a development innovation leader, revolutionized its workflow and boosted developer productivity by leveraging Civo Kubernetes. Learn how they slashed cluster setup times from hours to minutes, enabling every engineer to develop against live Kubernetes, treating environments as "disposable objects" with unparalleled support.

  3. Web Application Security Testing: 6 Essential Elements for 2025

    Web application security testing is more critical than ever as enterprises face growing threats and regulatory demands. This article breaks down essential components of an effective testing program—defining scope, blending automated and manual tools, integrating into the SDLC, and prioritizing risk. Learn how modern approaches like ASPM, AI, and continuous monitoring can help security teams stay ahead of evolving vulnerabilities and protect enterprise applications.

  4. 80% Less Spend, More Innovation: Krumware's Success with Civo Kubernetes

    Discover how Krumware, a leader in platform engineering, slashed cloud spend by an astonishing 80% and boosted operational efficiency by embracing Civo's simple, reliable, and cost-effective managed Kubernetes services, enabling their teams to focus on innovation instead of infrastructure complexities.

  5. Introducing Cloud Efficiency Posture Management (CEPM): An Evolution in Cloud Optimization

    PointFive introduces a new approach to cloud cost management with Cloud Efficiency Posture Management (CEPM) — a discipline focused on optimizing cloud resource configuration, scaling, and architecture. Unlike traditional FinOps tools that emphasize spend visibility and discounts, CEPM continuously identifies root causes of inefficiency, delivers actionable insights, and embeds optimization into engineering workflows. From misconfigured DynamoDB tables to inefficient Aurora storage settings, PointFive helps teams move beyond surface-level cost savings to drive sustained performance, reliability, and cloud efficiency at scale.

  6. Understanding Kubernetes Commands and Arguments

    Want to customize what runs inside your Kubernetes containers? This blog shows you how to use commands and arguments to override Docker defaults, with practical examples and use cases like running startup scripts and testing network connectivity.

  7. Why Policy as Code is a Game Changer for Platform Engineers

    Policy as Code (PaC) is transforming platform engineering by embedding security, compliance, and governance directly into developer workflows. It empowers developers with faster feedback, enables secure self-service, ensures consistent environments, and automates policy enforcement—boosting efficiency and scalability. By shifting policy management to code, teams gain transparency, reduce errors, and streamline compliance, paving the way for more secure, scalable, and developer-friendly platforms. The future of internal developer platforms is Policy as Code.

  8. 10 Reasons Why Kubernetes Users Choose Kyverno Over OPA/Gatekeeper

    Kyverno is quickly becoming the preferred choice for Kubernetes policy management, offering a Kubernetes-native, YAML-based alternative to OPA/Gatekeeper. With features like intuitive policy writing, built-in resource generation, mutation, policy exceptions, and retroactive enforcement, Kyverno simplifies governance and security in Kubernetes environments. Learn why DevOps and platform teams are making the switch.

  9. Beyond skeleton pipelines: who owns your software pipeline?

    Many teams rely on “skeleton pipelines” that get code to production but haven’t been improved in months—or ever. This article urges software teams to treat their delivery pipelines as critical, evolving parts of their product. It highlights the importance of ownership, accountability, and continuous improvement in the software delivery process to avoid bottlenecks, reduce deployment pain, and enable faster, more reliable releases.

  10. The ten pillars of pragmatic deployments

    At Octopus, we've distilled years of deployment experience into the 10 Pillars of Pragmatic Deployments — a flexible, experience-driven framework to help teams build reliable, repeatable, and user-friendly software deployments. From understanding repeatable and verifiable deployments to achieving seamless cutovers with smart strategies like rolling updates and canary deployments, this guide walks you through modern deployment best practices that work in the real world — not just in theory.

  11. PostgreSQL® extensions you need to know in 2025

    Uncover the pivotal role of PostgreSQL's extensions ecosystem, its historical context, and why it remains indispensable for modern data needs, including AI and analytics. Dive into key extensions like TimescaleDB, PostGIS, and pgvector, and learn how a managed service, like Aiven, mitigates risks and enhances reliability.

  12. DevOps and Platform Engineering

    DevOps brought developers and operations together to improve software delivery speed and reliability. Now, Platform Engineering builds on that foundation—enabling development teams with self-service tools, golden pathways, and smoother workflows. This article explores how Platform Engineering complements DevOps, supports scale without sacrificing autonomy, and helps high-performing teams reduce complexity while boosting productivity.

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