Here's the talk I'll be giving at DevOpsDays Istanbul this morning #devopsdaysist2026 talks.cote.io/diy/
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How the TrueSource team responded to that PHP freakout this week:
We’re now shipping a full on agentic platform. Enterprise grade, proven, private cloud platform stack out there for running apps, serving up AI, and providing all that isolated VM and deny by default stuff you want for your enterprise AI apps, or any app. blogs.vmware.com/tanzu/vmware...
Fifteen years of shifting left killed the enterprise architect. And other happy stories! :) www.softwaredefinedinterviews.com/129?utm_sour...
From the cloud lock-in desk: "In total, the investigation found that less than one percent of customers move cloud providers yearly."
"Data indicates that between 59 and 75 percent of people never read past the headline, so it's particularly important that journalists try to, you know, avoid lying in the headline."
"In a world where AI is accelerating CVE volume, timing matters. Our customers get zero-day access to all of these fixes in the enterprise repository before the public CVE is even announced." youtu.be/Sy2ozmsy_1A
The unique, micro-tourism destination of America. More from touring everyday America through British expat eyes. https://www.commonreader.co.uk/p/nothing-is-boring-in-america?r=2d4o&utm_source=cote&utm_medium=blog
"Having the patch was never the problem. There was always a patch. The hard part was the tooling and automation to get that patch to production." youtu.be/eyDmq-ytNRA
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This week, @brandonwhichard.com, @cote.io and @mattray.dev discuss AI yes/no deciders, the SaaS apocalypse, Bending Spoons, and Oxide's funding. Plus, why Google Docs still has no dark mode https://www.softwaredefinedtalk.com/594
"You can't trust mystery sandwiches. And if we agree on that, then surely we agree we wouldn't want to trust mystery dependencies either." Good sandwich talk from @starbuxman.joshlong.com enterprise.spring.io?utm_source=c... youtu.be/nj2KoEa2gIs
Here's the slides I'll be giving for the last talk at #DevOpsDaysPrague later today. talks.cote.io/normieai/
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This week, @brandonwhichard.com, @cote.io and @mattray.dev discuss Meta's Muse, who's spending $500 million on tokens, and why nobody can measure AI ROI. Plus, the case for importing NyQuil by the suitcase. https://www.softwaredefinedtalk.com/592
New links newsletter: normies don't like AI, MCP as the integration that outlives the model, and how Casper mattresses bootstrapped the podcast industrial complex. cote.io/2026/09/21/r...
Here's the slides for my talk, "Making and Maintaining the Case To Stay on Cloud Foundry" that I'll be giving in a few minutes here at #CloudFoundrySummit talks.cote.io/stick-with-c...
New links newsletter: accidental platforms, AI vendors that aren't enterprise-ready, and $2.7tn of AI infrastructure spend. cote.io/2026/09/17/r...
New Left without comment: OpenAI's agents spammed a German wiki with benchmark answers, the jobs apocalypse is postponed, and 1% of engineers burn 40% of token spend. cote.io/2026/09/09/l...
New links newsletter: fewer than a quarter of enterprises have scaled AI, agent sprawl vs. a runtime, and MCP is SOAP for Zoomers. cote.io/2026/09/04/r...
New links newsletter: getting your data in shape for enterprise AI, MCP gateways, and flying toasters. Plus: maybe AI is just bad at firing people. cote.io/2026/08/31/r...
We announced some new AI-ready data stuff for Tanzu Platform today. Here's a little video I made about it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1im... Also, there's more details in our blog: blogs.vmware.com/tanzu/introd...
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This week, @brandonwhichard.com, @cote.io and @mattray.dev discuss Stripe's singularity letter, its $8B Open Router buy, and AI job anxiety. Plus, Matt plays “Bot or Not” on another podcast. https://www.softwaredefinedtalk.com/587
The cobbler's curse! Charted every D&D conversation I've had with AI since 2023. Building tooling rather than playing: 5% then, 53% now. cote.io/2026/08/27/u...
New links newsletter: AI saves three hours a week, 71% say the workload grew anyway, and ChatGPT prompts are discoverable in court. cote.io/2026/08/25/r...
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This week, @brandonwhichard.com and @cote.io discuss the unsung genius of Apple Pay, AI watermarking, and why digital transformation fails without a crisis. Plus, D&D Beyond's secret character API. https://www.softwaredefinedtalk.com/586
"I wouldn't have even attempted it, 'cause it was like 60 or 100 hours. Like, where am I gonna get that from?" So, like me, he had Claude vibe-rpg him up a game. Hear more in @whitneylee.com and my interview with @peopleforrester.bsky.social www.softwaredefinedinterviews.com/125
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Résumé-driven development often hides the true cost of custom platforms. Don't let your "build it yourself" initiative turn into an unmanageable maintenance burden. https://brcm.tech/4hCN0ip
Two of these are how humans document a real business process. One is how you take a turn in D&D. Which is which? Riga, Saturday, AI Connect: what three years of getting AI to run D&D taught me about enterprise AI. aiconnect.lv?utm_source=c...
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Precision matters. Whether you're archiving logs or analyzing high-frequency trade data, PXF 8.0.2 ensures your timestamps remain untouched. No silent truncation, no errors—just full precision pipelines. https://brcm.tech/4wIxXbI
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This week, @brandonwhichard.com, @cote.io and @mattray.dev discuss Zuckerberg's open source AI manifesto, GPUs as securitizable assets, and who actually gets AI ROI. Plus, Buc-ee's goes to war over beavers. https://www.softwaredefinedtalk.com/585
New links newsletter: Gemini crosses a billion users, eight Pulitzer winners disclosed AI use, and Adobe moves the Creative Suite inside ChatGPT. cote.io/2026/08/12/r...
"If you just ask it to solve a problem, it's too broad and the context is too big." Andreas Eiken on why the Tanzu UX agent never gets handed a whole problem. Each decision gets its own small context window instead. Full interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTN2...
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This week, @brandonwhichard.com, @cote.io and @mattray.dev discuss the Situational Awareness meltdown, Airtable getting sold, and review the Java documentary. Plus, what you should actually buy at IKEA. https://www.softwaredefinedtalk.com/584