Our traditional Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) doesn’t make a lot of sense anymore now, does it? Whether you’ve read Accelerate and are a “high performing team” doing trunk-based development, or still stuck in GitLab flow or GitHub flow, once you’ve drunk the agentic Kool-Aid, it becomes apparent

After attending DevOpsDays Amsterdam for what must be the seventh or eighth time, I can confidently say it remains one of my favorite conferences in the industry. The event's unique combination of workshops, single-track talks, and Open Spaces consistently delivers valuable insights that I apply throughout the year.

This was an extraordinary edition, considering we were celebrating 15 years of DevOpsDays Ghent (the OG DevOpsDays), albeit in Antwerp this time (Ghent-east if we want to make it sound more canonical). There were a lot of familiar faces, both in the crowd and on stage. As Kris Buytaert mentioned,

Leading cloud native pioneers and open-source community members gathered in beautiful and warm Valencia. The last time Silverfin Cloud Infrastructure engineers were able to join KubeCon was pre-corona (Barcelona, 2019), so it felt good to be back. We met many great people, saw many exciting projects, and networked with our

Here at Silverfin, we encourage pair programming for knowledge sharing, instant code reviews, and overall better code quality. There have been occasions of mob programming [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mob_programming] as well when we got together on-site or during a retreat. Mob programming is like pair programming, but