Author: Mateusz Ulas
Chaos Engineering in 2026: How to Start, Whether It Is Safe in Production, and What EU DORA Testing Requires
October 20, 2026Most production incidents in a modern platform are not caused by one component dying cleanly. They come from a dependency that gets slow instead of failing, a retry storm that turns a blip into an outage, or a failover path...
Disaster Recovery in 2026: RTO vs RPO, the Four DR Strategies, and What EU DORA Requires
October 14, 2026Most engineering organisations have a disaster recovery plan. Far fewer have one that has been executed end to end against production-sized data in the last twelve months. That gap is expensive: in Uptime Institute's 2025 outage analysis, 54% of operators...
AI-Generated Code in 2026: Trust, Vulnerability Rates, and the Governance Gap
August 25, 2026Ask an engineering director whether AI-generated code is safe to ship, and the honest answer is "it depends on whether your review process scaled with the volume." That is not a comfortable answer, but it is the one the 2025-2026...
Secrets Management in 2026: Sprawl, Non-Human Identities, and the Vault vs Workload Identity Decision
August 19, 2026Every engineering org has a secrets management policy on paper. Most of them are losing ground anyway. GitGuardian's fifth annual scan of public GitHub found 28.6 million new secrets exposed in 2025, up 34% year over year - and that...
GitOps in 2026: Reconciliation, Drift, and the Argo CD vs Flux Decision
July 28, 2026GitOps stopped being a debate somewhere around 2023. In the CNCF's GitOps microsurvey, 60% of respondents had already been running it for more than a year and another 31% had started within the previous twelve months, which puts adoption north...
