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January 4 - January 12, 2026

30 articles 5 categories

AWS

(10 articles)

AWS Lambda adds support for .NET 10

This is a significant update for developers, allowing them to build serverless applications with the latest long-term support version of .NET, benefiting from new features and performance improvements.

AWS What's New Jan 8

Amazon EMR Serverless adds support for job run level cost allocation

This feature provides granular cost visibility for Amazon EMR Serverless, allowing DevOps and FinOps teams to track and attribute costs to individual job runs, which is crucial for cost optimization and chargeback.

AWS What's New Jan 9

Amazon Inspector adds Java Gradle support and expands ecosystem coverage

This update significantly enhances Amazon Inspector's vulnerability scanning capabilities for Lambda functions and ECR images by adding support for Java Gradle and other key software components, improving overall security posture.

AWS What's New Jan 12

Amazon MQ now supports certificate based authentication with mutual TLS for RabbitMQ brokers

This new feature enhances the security of RabbitMQ brokers on Amazon MQ by enabling mutual TLS with X.509 client certificates, providing stronger authentication and secure communication channels.

AWS What's New Jan 8

AWS Config now supports 21 new resource types

Expanding AWS Config's coverage to 21 additional resource types across services like EC2, SageMaker, and S3 Tables significantly improves an organization's ability to discover, audit, and ensure compliance across a broader AWS footprint.

AWS What's New Jan 6

Amazon ECS now supports tmpfs mounts on AWS Fargate and ECS Managed Instances

This feature allows containerized workloads on Fargate and ECS Managed Instances to use memory-backed file systems, which can improve performance for temporary data storage and potentially reduce I/O costs.

AWS What's New Jan 6

EC2 Capacity Manager now includes Spot interruption metrics

This enhancement provides critical visibility into Spot instance interruptions, enabling better planning and optimization for cost-effective, fault-tolerant workloads using AWS Spot Instances.

AWS What's New Jan 5

Announcing Apache Airflow 2.11 Support in Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow

This update brings support for Apache Airflow 2.11 to Amazon MWAA, allowing data engineers to leverage the latest features and prepare for future Airflow 3 upgrades within a managed service environment.

AWS What's New Jan 7

AWS simplifies Client VPN onboarding with Quickstart setup

This new Quickstart setup streamlines the creation and configuration of AWS Client VPN endpoints, making it easier and faster for organizations to securely connect remote users to AWS and on-premises resources.

AWS What's New Jan 7

Amazon SageMaker HyperPod now validates service quotas before creating clusters on console

This enhancement prevents failed cluster provisioning by validating service quotas upfront, improving the efficiency and reliability of setting up resilient clusters for AI/ML workloads on SageMaker HyperPod.

AWS What's New Jan 12

DevOps

(13 articles)

The future of secrets and identity management

This HashiCorp blog post delves into the critical challenges of managing non-human identities and secrets in modern cloud environments, offering insights into best practices for secure automation and compliance.

HashiCorp Blog Jan 7

Build Cheaper, Safer, Auditable AI with SLMs and RAG

This piece offers practical strategies for enterprises to overcome common challenges with LLMs in production by leveraging Small Language Models (SLMs) and Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) for more cost-effective and controllable AI solutions.

The New Stack Jan 10

Forks, Clouds and the New Economics of Open Source Licensing

This article discusses the evolving landscape of open-source licensing, particularly in the context of cloud providers and projects like Terraform, which is crucial for understanding the future of open-source software and its commercial implications.

The New Stack Jan 12

A Field Guide to 2026 Federal, State and EU AI Laws

This guide is essential for anyone deploying AI applications, providing an overview of the rapidly developing regulatory landscape for AI, which impacts compliance, security, and ethical considerations.

The New Stack Jan 12

Hybrid cloud, explained: What it is, what it isn’t, and why having a plan matters in 2026

This HashiCorp blog post provides a foundational understanding of hybrid cloud strategies, which is increasingly relevant for organizations navigating complex IT infrastructures and leveraging data and AI.

HashiCorp Blog Jan 12

How To Scale GitOps Without Hitting the ‘Argo Ceiling’

This article addresses a common challenge for organizations adopting GitOps, offering strategies to scale Argo CD deployments effectively and avoid operational bottlenecks as infrastructure grows.

The New Stack Jan 12

How AirFrance-KLM built a secure automation platform at global scale with Terraform, Vault, and Ansible

This case study provides valuable insights into building a secure, scalable automation platform using popular DevOps tools like Terraform, Vault, and Ansible, relevant for large enterprises with complex compliance needs.

HashiCorp Blog Jan 6

When To Use GenAI: A Practical Decision Framework

This framework helps software architects and developers make informed decisions about integrating Generative AI into solutions, addressing critical questions about its applicability and potential impact.

The New Stack Jan 11

The Key to Agentic Success? BASH Is All You Need

This article explores an unconventional yet effective approach for building AI agents by leveraging simple Unix BASH commands, offering a practical perspective on agent design and execution.

The New Stack Jan 11

Want better AI outputs? Try context engineering.

This GitHub blog post provides practical advice on improving AI outputs from tools like GitHub Copilot through context engineering, including custom instructions and reusable prompts, which is valuable for developers leveraging AI.

GitHub Blog Jan 12

How To Use LLMs for Continuous, Creative Code Refactoring

This article explores how Large Language Models can revolutionize code refactoring beyond traditional IDE capabilities, offering developers new ways to improve code quality and maintainability.

The New Stack Jan 12

Python: What’s Coming in 2026

This article provides a forward-looking overview of anticipated developments and features in Python for 2026, which is crucial for developers to stay updated on the language's evolution.

The New Stack Jan 11

Postman Adds Open Source Documentation and SDK Products

Postman's acquisition of Fern and the addition of open-source documentation and SDK products are significant for API developers, streamlining the process of shipping API documentation and improving developer experience.

The New Stack Jan 10