"I just spent 6 hours trying to figure out why our cloud bill jumped $50K last month." The culprit? A single department running AI experiments that no one told finance about. Sound familiar? 👇 This happens at literally every company I talk to. Finance gets the bill. Engineering points fingers. Departments claim "it wasn't us." Meanwhile, your CFO or VP Eng is asking questions you can't answer: Which team is burning through credits? What projects are driving these costs? Who approved this spending?** We got so tired of this monthly detective story that we built something to end it. Now we can automatically track spending by department and send reports directly to team leads. No more surprise bills. No more finger pointing. No more 6-hour investigations. What's your biggest cloud cost mystery? Drop it below - curious if others face the same challenges 👇"

There's got to be a better way to run microservices in development🤔

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Too often I hear engineering leaders complaint about not being able to test isolated branches early enough. Here's how we, at DevZero, use DevZero to do branch-based testing.

Microservices are a technical solution to a sociological problem. The Amazon Prime Video “monolith migration” which was really a #microservice logic restructuring captured a lot of attention; here’s my take on #monoliths: open.substack.com/pub/debo12…