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From Command Lines to Intent Interfaces: Reframing Git Workflows Using Model Context Protocol
Model Context Protocol enables intent-driven GitHub workflows in the IDE, replacing command sequences with safe, structured natural language interactions.
February 20, 2026
by Aishwarya Murali
· 1,964 Views
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The Missing Primitive in Data Platforms: Agent Contracts for Tool Calls
Define agent contracts per tool, including success criteria, SLOs, golden traces, allowed data, rollback triggers, canary releases, and retry limits.
February 20, 2026
by Anusha Kovi DZone Core CORE
· 1,255 Views · 1 Like
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Hurley: A High-Performance HTTP Client and Load Testing Tool Engineered in Rust
Technical architecture, capabilities, and use cases of hurley, a project developed in Rust that functions as a general-purpose HTTP client and a performance testing tool.
February 20, 2026
by Dursun Koç DZone Core CORE
· 1,796 Views
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A Unified Defense Against MITRE’s Top Injection Attacks
Attackers continue to exploit injection flaws — all ranked among the most dangerous weaknesses in MITRE’s 2025 CWE Top 25 list with 41 actively exploited vulnerabilities.
February 20, 2026
by Ravi Sastry Kadali
· 1,307 Views · 1 Like
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AWS SageMaker HyperPod: Distributed Training for Foundation Models at Scale
Master distributed training at scale with AWS SageMaker HyperPod's resilient cluster management and high-performance interconnects.
February 19, 2026
by Jubin Abhishek Soni DZone Core CORE
· 1,516 Views
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Automating Unix Security Across Hybrid Clouds
Here is an architectural pattern for building a fully automated, cross-cloud patching engine using GitLab CI, Docker, and Ansible.
February 19, 2026
by Dippu Kumar Singh
· 1,885 Views
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Mastering Serverless Data Pipelines: AWS Step Functions Best Practices for 2026
AWS Step Functions is central to modern serverless data engineering, yet many teams struggle to build pipelines that scale reliably in production.
February 19, 2026
by Jubin Abhishek Soni DZone Core CORE
· 2,044 Views
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Jetpack Navigation 3: A New Era for Navigation in Compose-Driven Android Apps
Jetpack Navigation 3 is a Compose-first redesign that replaces NavController and navigation graphs with a state-driven model where you own the back stack
February 19, 2026
by Artsiom Seliuzhytski
· 1,489 Views
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Embedding Store as a Platform on AWS: OpenSearch + Bedrock + S3 Needs SLAs, Governance, and Quotas
Vector search is not "just OpenSearch." It just needs to be run as a platform with SLAs, governance, and quotas to control drift, leaks, and out-of-control costs.
February 19, 2026
by Anusha Kovi DZone Core CORE
· 1,391 Views · 1 Like
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Production-Ready Observability for Analytics Agents: An Open Telemetry Blueprint Across Retrieval, SQL, Redaction, and Tool Calls
Standardize analytics agent observability with OpenTelemetry spans for policy, retrieval, SQL, verification, redaction, tools, capturing proof without sensitive payloads
February 18, 2026
by Anusha Kovi DZone Core CORE
· 2,213 Views · 1 Like
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10 Go Best Practices Every Backend Developer Should Know
This article covers battle-tested Go best practices covering tooling, code organization, error handling for cleaner, production-ready code.
February 18, 2026
by Akshay Pratinav
· 2,380 Views · 1 Like
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Testing Legacy JSP Code
In this article, learn how to test JSP with the least effort while getting the most out of the automated tests, and keep focus on what matters.
February 18, 2026
by Zoltán Csorba
· 1,898 Views
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Why “At-Least-Once” Is a Lie: Lessons from Java Event Systems at Global Scale
At-least-once delivery keeps data flowing, but retries can duplicate effects, corrupting timelines. Reliability comes from replay-safe consumers and controlled effects.
February 18, 2026
by Krishna Kandi
· 3,296 Views · 2 Likes
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When Kubernetes Forgets: The 90-Second Evidence Gap
Kubernetes heals too fast, losing diagnostic context. Engineers reconstruct incidents manually. Time-bounded queries, correlation, and intent tracking preserve evidence.
February 18, 2026
by Shamsher Khan DZone Core CORE
· 2,507 Views · 2 Likes
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Beyond Ingestion: Teaching Your NiFi Flows to Think
Stop just moving data with NiFi — make it smarter. Here's how to embed an AI model right into your flow using a Java Custom Processor.
February 17, 2026
by Madhusudhan Dasari
· 1,743 Views · 1 Like
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Responding to HTTP Session Expiration on the Frontend via WebSockets
Presents a slightly different use of WebSockets — an action is taken at the front-end level when the HTTP session expires, and the back-end signals it.
February 17, 2026
by Horatiu Dan DZone Core CORE
· 1,839 Views · 4 Likes
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My Learning About Password Hashing After Moving Beyond Bcrypt
I started with bcrypt because it was easy and widely recommended, but I moved to Argon2 once I understood how modern attacks work.
February 16, 2026
by Dhiraj Ray
· 2,263 Views
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Automatic Data Correlation: Why Modern Observability Tools Fail and Cost Engineers Time
Your observability stack is complete. So why does debugging still take hours, sifting through data across eight different tools?
February 16, 2026
by Thomas Johnson DZone Core CORE
· 1,458 Views · 1 Like
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Breaking the Vendor Lock in Network Automation: A Pure Python Architecture
Server automation is largely solved, but networks remain manual due to multi-vendor complexity. Here’s a Python-based solution to automate network operations.
February 16, 2026
by Dippu Kumar Singh
· 1,528 Views
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Stop Fine-Tuning for Everything: A Decision Tree for RAG vs Tuning vs Tools
Fine-tuning isn’t the first fix; use RAG for knowledge, tools for control, and fine-tune only after you know the real failure.
February 16, 2026
by Sai Teja Erukude
· 3,434 Views
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