Automation
Articles, guides and tutorials on software automation, covering CI/CD pipelines, test automation and workflow automation for development teams.
Agentforce: What Salesforce AI Agents Actually Cost
How Agentforce is really priced, what a Flex Credit action costs, a worked example in GBP, and where the implementation money actually goes.
Continue ReadingSalesforce Integration: Limits, Rails and Real Cost
What actually breaks in a Salesforce integration: the org-wide API request allocation, Apex governor limits, the data model traps, and what the work costs.
Continue ReadingPostmortems That Actually Change Something
Why most incident reviews produce action items nobody completes, what a useful timeline contains, and how to make the follow-up actually happen.
Continue ReadingSoftware Supply Chain Security for Small Teams
Where dependency risk actually comes from, which controls repay the effort at small scale, and what an SBOM does and does not tell you.
Continue ReadingTechnical Documentation That Gets Read
Why documentation goes stale, the four documents actually worth maintaining, and how to write for somebody who is tired and in a hurry.
Continue ReadingDeveloper Onboarding That Ships in Week One
Why new developers take months to become useful, what to fix first, and the single metric that tells you whether your onboarding actually works.
Continue ReadingUptime SLAs That Mean Something
What three nines allows in minutes, why service credits are not compensation, and the clauses that decide whether an SLA protects you at all.
Continue ReadingDisaster Recovery for Small Software Teams
What RPO and RTO mean in practice, why an untested backup is not a backup, and a recovery plan that fits on a single page.
Continue ReadingSoftware Testing Strategies That Survive Real Users
Why high coverage still ships bugs, which tests earn their maintenance cost, and how to build a suite a team trusts enough to deploy on a Friday.
Continue ReadingCloudflare Queues: Background Jobs at the Edge
How Cloudflare Queues works, what an operation really costs, the limits that decide whether it fits, and when a queue is the wrong answer entirely.
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