Jun
30,
2026
Digital Sovereignty Through Platform Engineering
Legacy structures, security requirements, and multiple cloud platforms slow down many companies in their day-to-day operations. Platform engineering offers an organizational solution to this challenge. The platform layer strengthens digital sovereignty by decoupling applications from individual cloud providers. This creates a sovereign platform architecture, since different cloud providers can be...
Jun
24,
2026
Keynote Recording : From Gatekeepers to Enablers: Rethinking Architecture in Agile & DevOps
If DevOps is just a team you send tickets to and architecture is a board you wait for, your engineering organization is stuck in an industrial factory mode. In this summary of her keynote speech at DevOpsCon London, organizational coach Anna Lavrova breaks down the systemic roots of gatekeeping, the...
May
19,
2026
Automated Rollout of a Git Feature-branch
“A picture is worth a thousand words.” This sentence perfectly describes the need for developers to be able to show their progress to their clients or product owners in a timely and uncomplicated manner. However, they would prefer not to use the predefined development environment with nightly builds because it...
The Journey to DevOps and SRE
The IT service provider Atruvia has embarked on a journey toward DevOps and SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) to transform its software development and operations management. This article offers insight into the challenges, successes, and lessons learned along the way—from CI/CD to the automation of security and governance processes, and the...
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Apr
22,
2026
Plattform statt Werkzeugkasten: Wie Kubernetes wirklich funktioniert
Du gehst in den Container, änderst eine Konfiguration, startest neu. Es läuft wieder, allerdings nur bis zum nächsten Rollout. Dann ist der Fehler wieder da. Das passiert ständig. Auch in Teams, die Kubernetes längst produktiv einsetzen. Es geht auch anders – wenn man Kubernetes nicht nur als Werkzeugkasten versteht.
Apr
13,
2026
Scrum Fatigue: Identifying the Causes and Crafting Effective Solutions
This article will explore the causes of Scrum Fatigue and provide actionable solutions, enriched with real-world success stories from teams that have effectively tackled this challenge. Address the issues of Scrum Fatigue will help strengthen goals, empower teams, and reduce technical debt.
Mar
31,
2026
Platform Engineering Under Pressure
Every organization already has a platform. It’s what developers use every day to build and operate software – the sum of those tools, processes, and practices – that is the platform. Nobody designed it. It simply grew over time.
Mar
25,
2026
Modernizing Threat Modeling: Embracing Zero Trust for Cloud-Native Securit
This article explores how adopting a Zero Trust security model can modernize threat modeling, enabling continuous verification, least-privilege access, and proactive defense across dynamic systems. By integrating Zero Trust principles into DevSecOps and CI/CD pipelines, organizations can build adaptive threat models that strengthen cloud security, risk management, and resilience.
Feb
16,
2026
How Developer Platforms Fail (And How Yours Won’t)
Platform engineering promises developer productivity and operational efficiency, yet many teams find themselves sliding into the Trough of Disillusionment. If your company is growing past 50 people, you’re likely already building a platform to scale but are you doing it right?
Feb
12,
2026
Building Scalable CI/CD for a Go Monorepo Using GitLab & Go Templates
This article showcases a step-by-step guide for creating an extensible, and production-ready approach for CI/CD pipelines. Utilizing a Go monorepo, GitLab CI, and Go templating has several key advantages, including seamless integration with GitLab, a flexible template engine, and declarative pipeline logic.
