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Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 11:20
DevOps & CI/CD
GitHub introduces fees for self‑hosted Actions runners
Microsoft‑owned GitHub will begin charging $0.002 per minute for self‑hosted runners starting March 2026, a move that has sparked concern among engineers over cost predictability for on‑prem CI/CD pipelines. The Register highlights the pricing model and its potential impact on large‑scale automation, while DevClass notes that the change could shift many teams back to cloud‑hosted runners to avoid variable expenses.
The Register
DevClass
AWS launches public preview of DevOps Agent for faster incident response
AWS unveiled its DevOps Agent, a “frontier agent” designed to automate root‑cause analysis and accelerate remediation of production incidents, promising tighter integration with existing monitoring stacks. InfoQ reports that the agent can ingest telemetry across services and suggest corrective actions, while also feeding insights back into CI pipelines to prevent recurrence.
InfoQ
Software Architecture
Chase.com’s multi‑region architecture slashes latency by 71%
Durai Arasan detailed how the banking portal scaled to over 67 million active users by adopting a multi‑region isolation strategy, edge computing, and automated “infrastructure repaving” to eliminate security drift. InfoQ emphasizes the self‑healing observability layer and the engineering‑first culture that underpins the design, offering a blueprint for enterprises seeking resilient, low‑latency services.
InfoQ
QCon AI session shows legacy code can be migrated in weeks, not years
David Stein presented the “Assembly Line Pattern” and the Principle of Acceleration, demonstrating how AI‑assisted tooling can refactor and move monolithic legacy systems into modern micro‑service architectures within weeks. InfoQ notes that the approach combines automated code analysis with incremental deployment pipelines, dramatically reducing migration risk and cost.
InfoQ
Cloud & Infrastructure
Gemini 3 Flash becomes default model in Google’s Gemini app
Google promoted Gemini 3 Flash as the default AI model in its Gemini app, touting faster inference and higher scores on advanced reasoning benchmarks. Ars Technica and TechCrunch both highlight the model’s efficiency gains and its immediate availability via the Gemini API, Vertex AI, and AI Studio, signaling a push toward broader enterprise adoption of generative AI in the cloud.
Ars Technica
TechCrunch
Anthropic’s automated account shutdown raises governance alarms
A Swiss cybersecurity firm’s experience with Anthropic’s opaque automated ban—where an AI system disabled the account and threatened data loss unless a fee was paid—underscores emerging risks of AI‑driven vendor control. Computer World reports that 47 % of CIOs lack a response plan for such shutdowns, prompting calls for contractual safeguards and human‑in‑the‑loop review mechanisms.
Computer World
Development Frameworks
Visual Studio 2026 debuts as an AI‑native IDE
Microsoft launched Visual Studio 2026, branding it the first “AI‑native” release that embeds deep GitHub Copilot integration, performance optimizations, and new tooling across core languages. InfoQ notes the IDE’s ability to generate context‑aware code suggestions and streamline debugging, positioning it as a central hub for AI‑augmented development.
InfoQ
Google’s Opal tool now part of Gemini, enabling mini‑app creation
Google announced that its Opal “vibe‑coding” environment is being integrated into the Gemini web app, allowing developers to build AI‑powered mini‑applications directly within the platform. TechCrunch explains that Opal’s low‑code interface expands Gemini’s ecosystem, offering rapid prototyping for custom AI solutions without leaving the browser.
TechCrunch
Software Quality & Testing
AI‑generated code linked to higher defect rates across quality dimensions
An analysis of 470 open‑source pull requests revealed that code produced by AI tools exhibits significantly more defects—including logic errors, security flaws, and performance regressions—than human‑written code. DevOps.com’s study, echoed by Tech Radar, attributes the rise in bugs to over‑reliance on autocomplete without rigorous review, reinforcing the need for enhanced testing and static analysis pipelines.
DevOps.com
Tech Radar
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