Infrastructure

Kubernetes 1.24 finally removes Dockershim, completing the long-telegraphed divorce from Docker as a container runtime.

Terraform 1.1 brings refactoring support and moved/imported blocks, signaling that Infrastructure as Code tooling is growing up.

AWS re:Invent 2021 delivered a clear message: the cloud is moving toward higher-level abstractions, and developers should pay attention.

AWS re:Invent 2021 is underway in Las Vegas, and the announcements already hint at where cloud infrastructure is headed next.

CentOS Stream 9 has arrived as the successor to both CentOS 8 and the traditional CentOS model — and the enterprise Linux community is still adapting.

Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram went down for six hours due to a BGP misconfiguration, exposing how fragile the internet’s routing infrastructure really is.

Kubernetes 1.22 drops several long-deprecated beta APIs and graduates key features to stable — a sign the project is maturing and cleaning house.

Microsoft announces Windows 365, a full Cloud PC experience — and it might reshape how we think about developer workstations and enterprise IT.

After years of 0.x releases, Terraform hits 1.0 with stability guarantees. What this means for the IaC ecosystem and your existing workflows.

When a single configuration change at Fastly took down half the internet, it exposed uncomfortable truths about how we build on CDN infrastructure.

With ArgoCD accepted into CNCF incubation and Flux reaching its own milestones, GitOps is transitioning from buzzword to standard practice for Kubernetes

Microsoft Build 2021 doubled down on the developer platform strategy with Azure improvements, deeper GitHub integration, and a clearer vision for the