AI has made it easier than ever to build software. But someone still needs to make sure all that new code is secure, reliable, and actually works in production. This post looks at how the platform team's role is changing when everyone can be an AI-assisted builder.
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Kelley SchultzARM64 servers are live across AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and Hetzner. Same deployment pipeline, cheaper and more efficient hardware underneath.
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Vic van GoolTraffic sources in Deploy v3 now take an optional URL path alongside the domain, so several services in the same application can share a single domain split by path.
Read more »Vic van GoolUbuntu 26.04 LTS Resolute Raccoon is now available on all Cloud 66 products. New applications are provisioned on Ubuntu 26.04 by default, on both x86_64 and ARM64.
Read more »Vic van GoolWhen AI lets "anyone" write and ship code, deployment ownership defaults to "everyone." Which means nobody owns it until something breaks...at 2 AM. Check out our post for a few key ideas on how to structure accountability in the AI era.
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