GOTRS 0.6.1 delivered two major automation systems: the GenericAgent execution engine and ACL-based access control.
The Problem Manual ticket processing doesn’t scale. Agents shouldn’t spend time on repetitive tasks that follow clear rules. “If ticket is pending for 7 days, …
GOTRS 0.4.0 shipped with a Playwright acceptance harness that runs entirely inside the toolbox container. No local browser installation needed.
The Problem Local Playwright setups are notoriously flaky. Different Chrome versions across machines. Missing dependencies on Linux. Path issues on macOS. …
AI promises to revolutionise everything, including operations. After a year of experimentation, we’ve found where it genuinely helps and where it’s still hype. Spoiler: it’s not replacing engineers anytime soon.
The Problem Alert fatigue persisted despite tuning. Hundreds of alerts …
“You build it, you run it” sounds empowering until developers spend more time on infrastructure than features. Platform engineering offers a middle path between centralised ops and full developer responsibility.
The Problem DevOps promised developer autonomy. The reality? Developers …
Secrets end up everywhere: environment variables, config files, CI systems, developer laptops. Centralising them isn’t just about security—it’s about knowing what credentials exist and who can access them.
The Problem Credential sprawl was rampant. The same database password existed in …
Terraform state is deceptively simple until you have multiple teams, dozens of repositories, and hundreds of resources. Then it becomes your biggest operational challenge.
The Problem Local state files don’t scale. The moment two people run terraform apply simultaneously, you have a race …
After years of maintaining Jenkins servers, we finally made the switch to GitHub Actions. Here’s why it was worth the effort.
The Problem Jenkins served us well for a decade, but the maintenance burden grew unsustainable. Plugin updates broke builds. Java version conflicts caused headaches. …