npm’s new stage-only token permission lets CI/CD workflows upload package versions for maintainer review instead of publishing them directly. Here’s how the workflow works and how teams can prepare for npm’s planned 2027 change.
GitHub’s Copilot usage metrics API now reports activity for CLI skills, custom agents, MCP servers, slash commands, and plugins. Here’s what engineering teams need to know before updating dashboards and reporting pipelines.
GitHub Adds CLI Customization Metrics to Copilot API Read More »
GitHub has made workflow execution protections generally available, giving eligible administrators more control over which actors, events, repositories, and workflow files can run Actions workflows.
GitHub Makes Workflow Protections Generally Available Read More »
Ubuntu 26.04 runner images are now production-ready for GitHub Actions, while ubuntu-latest begins moving from Ubuntu 24.04 in October. Here is what teams should test and change.
Kubernetes 1.37 introduces two alpha storage features: per-container bind mount options and configurable emptyDir permission modes. Here is what developers and platform teams need to know before testing them.
Kubernetes 1.37 Adds Storage Permission Controls Read More »
GitHub Enterprise Cloud now lets enterprise-installed GitHub Apps authorize classic PATs and verified user-owned SSH keys across up to 50 organizations per request.
GitHub Automates SSO Authorization for PATs and SSH Keys Read More »
Kubernetes 1.37 moves Pod-Level Resource Managers to Beta, giving Linux cluster operators finer control over pod-wide CPU, memory, NUMA alignment, and sidecar resource sharing.
Kubernetes 1.37 Brings Pod-Level Resource Managers to Beta Read More »
GitHub’s enterprise security configurations can now enforce selected feature states across organizations and repositories. Here’s what administrators and developers need to know about scope, status, prerequisites, and rollout limits.
GitHub Adds Enforcement for Security Configurations Read More »
Kubernetes v1.37 makes Memory QoS a beta feature for Linux nodes using cgroup v2. Learn how throttling and tiered memory protection work, plus the configuration and kernel considerations administrators should review.
Kubernetes’ Changed Block Tracking design exposes streamed snapshot metadata for incremental backups. Here’s what the documented API and CRD require, and what remains unconfirmed about the beta announcement.
Kubernetes CBT Beta: What Storage Teams Need to Know Read More »
