Google shipped a lot of tech this week. We kept it going today with Agentspace, among other things. If you’ve fallen behind on your reading/news this week, don’t feel bad. There was a lot going on!
[blog] Registration is Open for Google Cloud Next 2025. From me. We’re putting together an excellent program here, and folks from every background will enjoy this event.
[blog] Introducing Google Agentspace: Bringing AI agents and AI-powered search to enterprises. This brings Google’s internal portal experience to you. Frankly, it’s better!
[article] Scrum Sucks Because You’re Doing It Wrong. Every technology or process can be terrible if you don’t use it right. Scrum can be great if done well.
[blog] Observability in the Age of AI. Smart take from the folks at Honeycomb. How should you use AI, share your learnings, and empower your teams?
[article] Sidecar-less or Sidecars for Your Applications in Istio Service Mesh? Watch the video or read the transcript from this interesting QCon session about modern service mesh.
[blog] Google Cloud named a Leader in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools. This is a very mature domain, so I’d forgive you for not looking around very often. But maybe it’s time to.
[aricle] Unit Testing vs. Integration Testing: Test Automation Basics. What are approaches to integration testing and how does it differ from unit testing? This is a good overview.
[blog] Generated SDKs for Data Connect. Auto-generated SDKs based on your data structure and desired queries? I like it. Here’s more on what the Firebase team built. Also, for Flutter.
[article] 6 enterprise technology predictions to watch in 2025. Not bad. These are some solid predictions that enterprise IT folks will want to scan through.
[blog] Oops! 5 serious gen AI security mistakes to avoid. Strong take from our security experts. Take a look at this extended perspective before going too deep into your AI deployment.
[blog] Founder-Style Leadership. Helpful post from Marty that builds on the “founder mode” chatter from a few months back.
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