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Oracle today announced the availability of Java 25, which provides capabilities that make it simpler to build both artificial intelligence (AI) applications. At the same time, Oracle also pledged to provide long-term support (LTS) for Java 25 for the next eight years. Chad Arimura, vice president of developer relations for Oracle, said this edition of
In the DevOps world, with its faster release cycles and continuous delivery, quality assurance (QA) cannot be sidelined until the end of the process. Companies that actively use automation achieve up to 60% faster release cycles compared to those relying solely on manual testing. However, automation alone is insufficient. Without the right QA mindset, moving
Pulumi today revealed it is now making available in preview a set of artificial intelligence (AI) agents to its namesake infrastructure-as-code (IaC) platform that are capable of diagnosing issues and autonomously completing tasks when permitted. Company CEO Joe Duffy said Pulumi Neo adds a set of AI agents specifically trained to automate the management of
MongoDB today unveiled an application modernization platform that makes use of artificial intelligence (AI) agents to analyze and convert legacy applications into code that can be used to deploy a modern application on its document database. Shilpa Kolhar, senior vice president of product and engineering for MongoDB, said the MongoDB Application Modernization Platform (AMP) will
CodeRabbit expands its AI-powered code review platform with CLI support, auto unit test generation, custom pre-merge checks, and an MCP client. Backed by $60M in new funding, CodeRabbit helps developers catch routine issues, improve test coverage, and secure AI-generated code at scale.
Alan warns that DevOps toolchains — from GitHub to Jira — are showing cracks, with outages and breaches threatening delivery resilience. He urges platform engineers to design for failure, harden security, and rethink vendor trust to prevent fragile foundations from collapsing.
A threat group is dropping two dozen malicious extensions into the VSCode and Open VSX marketplaces, targeting developers using the VSCode, Cursor, and Windsurf source code editing tools with the goal of draining cryptocurrency wallets. Researchers with security firm Koi Security have been tracking WhiteCobra’s activities for more than a year as the bad actors
DevOps.com is now providing a weekly DevOps jobs report through which opportunities for DevOps professionals will be highlighted as part of an effort to better serve our audience. Our goal in these challenging economic times is to make it just that much easier for DevOps professionals to advance their careers. Of course, the pool of
Oasis Security this week warned application developers of a security flaw in the Cursor artificial intelligence (AI) code editor developed by Anysphere, Inc. that potentially could be used to allow a maliciously crafted code repository to execute code as soon as it’s opened using Cursor. Erez Schwartz, threat research engineer at Oasis Security, said that
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