As AI agents proliferate, the exponential scaling may require new ways of managing authorizations, said Maya Kaczorowski of Oblique in this episode of Makers.

Listen to this episode of The New Stack Makers for more about how agents can provide subjectivity to an LLM using reasoning techniques.

But what about the concept of the digital twin? Listen to this latest episode of The New Stack Makers to find out.

OTel was created to help collect and analyze observability data at scale. In this episode of Makers, Morgan McLean, its co-creator, explores the roadmap.

Applying traditional tools to complex, fast-scaling systems is part of the problem, said Christine Yen of Honeycomb.io in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

The computing needs of AI workloads are changing infrastructure needs, including in terms of Kubernetes, according to Sudha Raghavan of Oracle.

In this episode of The New Stack Makers, Pranay Bakre of Arm shows and tells about how to migrate your applications to Arm-based infrastructure.

Memory safety may not be a hot topic for programmers, but it's still "the Joker to our Batman," said Anil Dash of Fastly in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

Why did Heroku move the project, a methodology for building portable, resilient applications? To get help updating it, said Gail Frederick of Salesforce, in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

In this episode of The New Stack Makers, three maintainers of the Falco project tell how the runtime security project evolved and what's next.