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The Dual Write Problem: What Looks Safe in Code but Breaks in Production

The dual write problem is one of the most common consistency issues in distributed systems. There are four patterns to resolve this.

April 29, 2026

by Vineet Bhatkoti

· 2,041 Views · 1 Like

Exploring Databricks Genie: Conversational Analytics with Unity Catalog

We explore how users can now ask questions to understands business insights than writing queries and analyzing the business patterns.

April 29, 2026

by Junaith Haja

· 1,824 Views

Modernizing Cloud Data Automation for Faster Insights

Transform cloud data operations with automated ingestion, scalable ELT processing, and Zero-ETL simplicity for rapid insights.

April 29, 2026

by Sandeep Batchu

· 2,151 Views

What AWS Kiro Matters for Agentic Development

AWS Kiro is a high-speed communication fabric for AI agents, enabling sub-millisecond coordination and persistent memory management.

April 29, 2026

by Jubin Abhishek Soni

CORE

· 2,323 Views

Designing Intelligent AI Systems for Tax Anomaly Detection

A real intelligent AI system automatically detects anomalies, irregularities, and potential fraud by leveraging hybrid architectures and explainable predictive models.

April 29, 2026

by Sowjanya Karri

· 2,137 Views · 1 Like

Implementing Effective Document Fraud Detection in C#

This article discusses some of the challenges of (and solutions for) adding fraud detection logic to automated document processing pipelines.

April 29, 2026

by Brian O'Neill

CORE

· 2,568 Views

The Technical Evolution of Video Production: AI Automation vs. Traditional Workflows

Video editing is now a collaboration between humans and AI. This collaboration lets creators scale production faster and cheaper without losing the soul of their work.

April 29, 2026

by Faith Adeyinka

· 2,584 Views · 1 Like

Why Human-in-the-Loop Still Matters in AI-Assisted Coding

AI-assisted coding speeds up development, but human oversight is still needed to ensure the code is correct, safe, and maintainable.

April 29, 2026

by Satyam Nikhra

· 1,656 Views

The Art of Logging: How to Write Effective Logs

Logs should create a signal, not noise. Effective logging means capturing the right context, using the right severity, and avoiding noisy entries and false alerts.

April 29, 2026

by Satyam Nikhra

· 1,487 Views

The Bill You Didn't See Coming

Egress — not compute — drives surprise cloud costs. Fix it by designing for data locality, using compression/caching wisely, and actively monitoring data flows.

April 28, 2026

by David Iyanu Jonathan

· 3,137 Views

The LLM Selection War Story: Part 3 - Decision Framework Through Failure Tolerance

Stop choosing LLMs by accuracy benchmarks. Three production case studies reveal why selecting models were based on their failure patterns.

April 28, 2026

by Dinesh Elumalai

CORE

· 2,519 Views · 2 Likes

65% of Enterprises Will Deploy Agentic AI by 2027: A Deep Technical Analysis of Readiness

Agentic AI is the next frontier for enterprises. This guide covers technical architectures, multi-agent design, and deployment readiness.

April 28, 2026

by Jubin Abhishek Soni

CORE

· 3,040 Views

Clean Code: Interfaces in Go — Why Small Is Beautiful, Part 3

Keep interfaces to 1–3 methods, define them on the consumer side, accept interfaces but return concrete types, and never confuse nil pointer with nil interface.

April 28, 2026

by Vladimir Yakovlev

· 2,121 Views · 1 Like

Open-Source LLM Tools Worth Your Time

Building with LLMs in 2026 means more than picking a model and calling an API. This article covers the full open-source stack by defining tools and their usage.

April 28, 2026

by Vidyasagar (Sarath Chandra) Machupalli FBCS

CORE

· 3,848 Views · 2 Likes

Java Backend Development in the Era of Kubernetes and Docker

Containerization with Docker and orchestration through Kubernetes enables Java backends to be deployed, scaled, managed efficiently in modern cloud-native environments.

April 28, 2026

by Ramya vani Rayala

· 4,403 Views · 5 Likes

Designing a Secure API From Day One

A startup builds API security from day one using identity, mTLS, validation, and automation — embedding defenses into architecture instead of reacting after failures.

April 28, 2026

by Igboanugo David Ugochukwu

CORE

· 2,032 Views

Your AD Password Policies Are Security Theater

Active Directory password-complexity policies can be bypassed via certain password-set paths, rendering many common controls mere “security theater.”

April 28, 2026

by Alexei Belous

· 1,840 Views

Implementing Security-First CI/CD: A Hands-On Guide to DevSecOps Automation

This guide shows how to build a secure CI/CD pipeline with early scanning, policy-as-code, SBOMs, zero trust, and safe AI-driven remediation in DevSecOps.

April 28, 2026

by Boris Zaikin

CORE

· 2,669 Views

Java in a Container: Efficient Development and Deployment With Docker

Docker containers make Java apps portable and consistent across environments, development, and deployment, and improve s scalability and streamline CI/CD.

April 28, 2026

by Ramya vani Rayala

· 2,720 Views · 2 Likes

AI vs. Ageism: The Tech Industry’s Great Reset

AI is erasing tech’s age bias by boosting older workers’ speed and amplifying their experience—making them more productive, reliable, and valuable than ever.

April 28, 2026

by Chimela Caesar

· 1,965 Views · 1 Like

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