Heather Joslyn

Inference will be an obsession, WebAssembly has promise, and observability and infrastructure will get more complicated, said a panel at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon.

With Cedar coming to the CNCF sandbox, the authorization engine and policy language project seeks contributors to help create new language bindings.

WebAssembly plugins are among the upgrades in the latest version of one of the cloud native ecosystem’s oldest projects. Learn more in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

Learn how the etcd open source project overcame a significant knowledge drain and reliability issues by implementing deterministic simulation testing.

Skllls gaps and architectural mismatches make running workloads on multiple infrastructures hard. In this epsiode of The New Stack Makers, learn how Nutanix tackles the problems.

How enterprises will run multiple AI agents while maintaining security and state is poised to become a mainstream problem.

Not all AI workloads require expensive GPUs. Learn how Google's Arm-based Axion CPUs provide a cost-effective alternative for specific AI and cloud tasks.

RedMonk Co-Founder James Governor tells how decades of software delivery practices are now essential for managing AI's unpredictable behavior, in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

2025 was the year of "The Great Hesitation" in hiring. In the new year, expect more demand for forward deployed engineers and AI/data specialists over generalists.

Learn how agentic AI can help networking operations teams manage complexity, build trust and prevent major outages, in this episode of The New Stack Makers.