We are used to seeing a new feature arrive with a new version of the software. The application is updated, the version is released, and the change becomes available. But modern software does not always work this way. A feature may already be part of the version running in production and still not be active. … Continue reading Feature Flags: How Does Software Change Without Waiting for the Next Version?
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Platform Engineering: How Modern Software Development Is Becoming Simpler
Building a modern application involves much more than writing code. Before a service reaches the user, it needs to be built, tested, configured, deployed to the right environment, pass security checks, and then be monitored. This process involves cloud infrastructure, automation, CI/CD, access management, monitoring, and an ever-growing number of technologies. Each of these solves … Continue reading Platform Engineering: How Modern Software Development Is Becoming Simpler
Zero Downtime: How Do You Update Systems That Can Never Stop?
Every system needs to evolve. Security updates, new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements are all a natural part of its lifecycle. But what happens when a system cannot be taken offline in order to be updated? For a platform that is in constant use, even a few minutes of downtime can affect thousands of … Continue reading Zero Downtime: How Do You Update Systems That Can Never Stop?
Platform Engineering: Why the Way We Build Modern Software Is Changing
Software development is not changing only because of Artificial Intelligence. The way teams design, build, test, and maintain modern platforms is evolving as well. For years, the focus was on building individual applications. Every project had its own team, infrastructure, and development processes. Today, as platforms become increasingly complex and organizations develop multiple products in … Continue reading Platform Engineering: Why the Way We Build Modern Software Is Changing
