Cloud 66 Blog

In our first series post, The New Software Creator, we mapped out a structural shift in the industry where more users are able to use AI to 'develop,' and while that's not necessarily a problem, the security behind deployment can be if you don't set up governance and guardrails from the start.

Kelley Schultz

Last month our test count looked like it belonged to a different team, and nobody had announced a thing. The common story about AI is that it makes you faster. The more interesting one is that it raises the floor: a lean team can now afford the thoroughness, the coverage, the careful migrations, the cleanup, that used to require people it never had. And the leverage is bigger the smaller you are.

Vic van Gool

As AI makes it possible for almost anyone to build software, the challenge is no longer writing code. It's deploying it safely. This post explores why deployment governance has become the critical layer between rapid innovation and operational risk, and how organizations can empower developers without sacrificing security, compliance, or control.

Kelley Schultz

The bottleneck in software delivery is no longer writing the code. AI has expanded who builds software — and every new app is a new operational obligation. Here's why deployment governance is the hard problem now, and how to make the governed path the easy one.

Kelley Schultz

Getting your application deployed feels like finishing a race. You push the code, the containers spin up, the health checks go green, and for a brief moment everything feels solved. Then Day 2 arrives.

Kelley Schultz