Building a Test Harness to test AI Produced Code
Why Coding Agents Can’t Validate Their Own Output (And How to Fix the 80/20 Inversion) A passing unit test does not prove a feature works. It only proves a fun…
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AI Costs and Governance
Based on McKinsey July 2026 study. Despite dramatic drops in raw inference costs—with GPT-3.5-level token prices plummeting from $20 per million to under $0.07…
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Observability, Open Telemetry and trends in telemetry for 2022
Observability is at its core, the use of data to analyse what is happening with the system, understand threats and issues such as load or performance and to us…
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Kubernetes and Cloud Native Management of Clusters
A record number of organizations were using containers and Kubernetes to run their enterprise applications last year, according to the Cloud Native Computing F…
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Kubernetes and a Service Mesh
How a service mesh combats Kubernetes’ limitations Kubernetes is not set up to provide a high degree of management for inter-container data processing. A…
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AWS EKS add-ons, plug-ins and Roadmap
AWS has announced its AWS Kubernetes roadmap which will include an EKS GitOps add-on, along with tighter security and observability integrations with other AWS…
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Kong API Gateway for Architects – a summary
Kong Kong API Gateway sits in front of the backend API services. The gateway forwards client requests to those services. Kong is the first point that the clien…
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Observability Summarised
Observability is Yet Another Buzzword or YAB. But what is it? In reality it is monitoring your systems and then acting on them to either fix or prevent issues.…
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