A RedMonk Conversation: App Modernization with Modern DevOps tools and skills on IBM Z Systems with Rosalind Radcliffe
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A Redmonk Conversation: The Burden of Shifting Left
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A RedMonk Conversation: Shifting Architecture Left
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A RedMonk Conversation: What’s the role of generative AI in production ops?
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A RedMonk Conversation: Haptics, Hallucinations, Retrieval-Augmentation and the multi-model LLM future
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A RedMonk Conversation: IBM Sustainability Accelerator
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A RedMonk Conversation: What is the DevOps Experience Gap?
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A RedMonk Conversation: IBM and embeddable AI – natural language processing and speech recognition.
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A RedMonk Conversation: IBM’s Inner Source transformation, scaling a DevOps culture change.
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Democratizing AppSec with Contrast Security
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A RedMonk Conversation: Serverless WebSockets and the Serverless Stack
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A RedMonk Conversation: Cloud Development Environments
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RedMonk Conversation: Responsible AI at AWS (continued)
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A RedMonk Conversation: GitOps and Compliance
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