Deploys are flying, costs are rising, and AI is already in the pipeline. How do you stay in control?
In this Tech Radar Voice episode, Eitan Masuari, Head of Tech and DevOps Group Lead at Tikal, hosts Gabi Tal, DevOps Tech Lead at Tikal, and Slavik Jakobson, Platform Architect at Guesty, to discuss DevOps trends from the Israeli Tech Radar 2025 26.
They unpack AIOps, explain how AI accelerates the path from idea to implementation, detects patterns in logs, and provides an early heads up before the pager goes off. They also explore FinOps in the AI world, talking about tokens, models, AI gateways, and managing costs already during development.
They highlight the difference between DevOps and Platform Engineering, what makes an IDP a true product tool with guardrails, telemetry, and real adoption, and end with DevSecOps that keeps delivery continuous, measurable, and aligned with product goals.
A must listen for anyone who wants to understand where the DevOps role is heading, from infrastructure to the meeting point of code, AI, and developer experience.
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Deploys are flying, costs are rising, and AI is already in the pipeline. How do you stay in control?
In this Tech Radar Voice episode, Eitan Masuari, Head of Tech and DevOps Group Lead at Tikal, hosts Gabi Tal, DevOps Tech Lead at Tikal, and Slavik Jakobson, Platform Architect at Guesty, to discuss DevOps trends from the Israeli Tech Radar 2025 26.
They unpack AIOps, explain how AI accelerates the path from idea to implementation, detects patterns in logs, and provides an early heads up before the pager goes off. They also explore FinOps in the AI world, talking about tokens, models, AI gateways, and managing costs already during development.
They highlight the difference between DevOps and Platform Engineering, what makes an IDP a true product tool with guardrails, telemetry, and real adoption, and end with DevSecOps that keeps delivery continuous, measurable, and aligned with product goals.
A must listen for anyone who wants to understand where the DevOps role is heading, from infrastructure to the meeting point of code, AI, and developer experience.
In this episode of Tech Radar Voice, Yoav Nordmann from Tikal hosts Nir Kaufman, Frontend Tech Lead at Tikal, and Yanai Edri, Staff FED Engineer at CyberArk, to dive into the Frontend Trends highlighted in the Israeli Tech Radar 2024-2025. They explore how AI-driven development tools like Copilot and ChatGPT are changing how we code, from boosting efficiency to improving code quality. They also discuss the resurgence of Lean Frontend and Server-Side Rendering (SSR), explaining why these approaches are making a comeback and how they impact both frontend and backend developers. Lastly, they highlight the growing focus on Developer Experience (DX) and how modern frameworks are helping developers work smarter, as well as the rise of TypeScript and Module Federation in managing complex applications.
Tech Radar Voice
Deploys are flying, costs are rising, and AI is already in the pipeline. How do you stay in control?
In this Tech Radar Voice episode, Eitan Masuari, Head of Tech and DevOps Group Lead at Tikal, hosts Gabi Tal, DevOps Tech Lead at Tikal, and Slavik Jakobson, Platform Architect at Guesty, to discuss DevOps trends from the Israeli Tech Radar 2025 26.
They unpack AIOps, explain how AI accelerates the path from idea to implementation, detects patterns in logs, and provides an early heads up before the pager goes off. They also explore FinOps in the AI world, talking about tokens, models, AI gateways, and managing costs already during development.
They highlight the difference between DevOps and Platform Engineering, what makes an IDP a true product tool with guardrails, telemetry, and real adoption, and end with DevSecOps that keeps delivery continuous, measurable, and aligned with product goals.
A must listen for anyone who wants to understand where the DevOps role is heading, from infrastructure to the meeting point of code, AI, and developer experience.
