Скачать или смотреть DevOps Trends 2025 AI, Cloud, Data Pipelines, & High Availability Deep Dive

Join us for a journey through the cutting edge of DevOps, where we uncover the latest trends shaping the developer landscape. This episode dives deep into the highlights from the 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, offering a crucial snapshot of developer needs and emerging interests, including the impact of AI agents and Large Language Models.

We explore how major players are tackling complex data challenges. Cloudflare's Business Intelligence team shares their innovation with Jetflow, a custom ELT framework built to manage a petabyte-scale data lake ingesting 141 billion rows daily. Meanwhile, Airbnb reveals their strategy for achieving high availability with distributed databases on Kubernetes, overcoming cloud environment complexities with custom operators and multi-cluster deployments.

Security and observability remain paramount. Discover how Datadog Cloud Network Monitoring assists organizations in moving towards a robust deny-by-default egress policy in Kubernetes, enhancing security by precisely controlling internet access. We also look at the latest Grafana 12.1 release, bringing automated health checks, streamlined alerting views, and new visualization capabilities to the forefront of monitoring. The CNCF ecosystem continues to evolve, with Kubernetes maintaining its dominance while OpenTelemetry emerges as the fastest-growing project, underscoring the vital role of observability in cloud-native operations.

For those building on serverless architectures, we demystify Azure Functions triggers and bindings, explaining how they connect functions to external resources seamlessly without hardcoding service access. We also celebrate Java at 30, examining its enduring relevance as a dominant and reliable DevOps platform that continually adapts to modern demands like distributed systems and AI integration.

However, the journey isn't without its challenges. We shed light on a critical security finding: the overlooked privilege escalation path in AWS AgentCore. This reveals how Bedrock AgentCore Code Interpreters can be exploited to gain unauthorized access to IAM roles, highlighting a significant vulnerability where resource policies are not supported. Finally, we touch on the growing concern of AI scraping, exploring how publishers are taking back control through tools that detect, manage, and even monetize AI bot traffic.

Tune in to stay ahead in the dynamic world of DevOps!