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DevOps Automation, Zero‑Trust AI Security, and Multicloud Growth in 2025...
Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 10:05
DevOps & Observability
Privacy‑Safe Logging Remains a Hard Problem
As cloud‑native workloads scale, privacy‑safe logging has emerged as a blind spot in many observability pipelines, according to DevOps.com. The outlet notes that logs contain sensitive data vital for debugging and compliance, yet remain one of the least governed streams, prompting calls for tighter DevSecOps controls and anonymisation techniques.
DevOps.com
Security, Compliance and Zero‑Trust
Securing AI Assistants Across the Data Supply Chain
InfoQ highlights the rising threat landscape for AI copilots, referencing the OWASP AI Exchange model and the Top 10 LLM risks. Presenter Andra Lezza recommends granular authorization, template‑based safeguards, and a DevSecOps mindset to protect both independent and multi‑tenant AI architectures from data leakage.
InfoQ
Malicious VS Code Extensions Target Developers
DevOps.com reports that threat actors have released two rogue VS Code extensions masquerading as a premium dark theme and an AI‑powered coding assistant. Security researchers warn that these extensions can capture screenshots and exfiltrate credentials, underscoring the need for stricter marketplace vetting and zero‑trust policies on developer tooling.
DevOps.com
Multicloud, Hybrid Cloud and Edge
Amazon’s $35 B India Drive Expands Multicloud Footprint
The Information details Amazon’s pledge to invest over $35 billion in India by 2030, a move aimed at bolstering its e‑commerce and AWS cloud services in a key emerging market. The strategy reflects a broader multicloud push, positioning Amazon to serve regional customers with lower latency and compliance‑aligned data residency.
The Information
Cloud Infrastructure and Scalability
Oracle’s AI‑Driven Data‑Center Burn Raises Capital Concerns
The Information and The Register both note that Oracle’s AI‑focused data‑center build‑out cost roughly $10 billion in the November quarter, with FY 2026 capital expenditures now projected $15 billion higher than earlier estimates. Analysts warn that while the spend fuels AI workload capacity, the cash burn may pressure investors until revenue ramps up.
The Information
The Register
Cloud‑Native Technologies and Emerging Tools
Fedora Cloud Adopts Btrfs Subvolume for /boot
Phoronix reports that Fedora Cloud 44 will transition /boot to a Btrfs sub‑volume, eliminating the need for a dedicated partition and simplifying snapshot‑based updates—an evolution that could improve resilience and storage efficiency for cloud‑native deployments.
Phoronix
Proxmox OCI Images Streamline Container Deployments
XDA Developers praises the new Proxmox OCI images, which enable rapid provisioning of LXC containers with TurnKey templates and helper scripts. While the guide highlights ease of use, it also cautions about added network complexity and potential security implications of nesting containers.
XDA Developers
Rethinking UI Architecture for the Next Generation of Apps
DevOps.com argues that modern user interfaces demand a fundamental redesign of software architecture, moving beyond static menus toward conversational and AI‑driven interactions. The piece suggests leveraging cloud‑native micro‑frontends and serverless back‑ends to deliver responsive, context‑aware experiences.
DevOps.com
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