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Status Report 2026-08-29 and Outlook for September\October 2026
Today we released Infinito.Nexus 13.0.0 with integrated Tor and .onion support. The release notes you will find here and the blog article about the functionality here. This feature didn’t have a high business value, anyhow it allowed to clean up the architectural base for everything what comes now. Anyhow here I want to give you… Continue reading
Acceptance Criteria, ADR, agent isolation, AgentBox, AgentCrew, agentic engineering, agentic teams, AI agents, AI governance, AI orchestration, AI penetration testing, AI security, AI workforce, AI-assisted software development, AI-native company, AI-native software development, architecture decision records, automated provisioning, autonomous agents, autonomous enterprise, autonomous organizations, clean architecture, Cybersecurity, DACH, DevOps, digital infrastructure, Digital Sovereignty, digital sovereignty platform, Docker Swarm, enterprise automation, enterprise infrastructure, European digital sovereignty, future of work, Gitea, Gitlab, heterogeneous LLMs, human in the loop, human oversight, i18n, Infinito.Nexus, Infinito.Nexus Store, Infrastructure as Code, infrastructure automation, internationalization, ISO 639-1, ITIL, Jenkins, LLM orchestration, local LLMs, localization, low-cost infrastructure, MCP, MCP RBAC, MCP security, Model Context Protocol, multi-agent systems, multilingual software, Nextcloud, Open Source, open-source business, OpenProject, OpenRouter, penetration testing, PKGMGR, platform engineering, private cloud, role-based access control, SaaS, SAFe, sandboxing, scalable business, scalable infrastructure, secure AI agents, security audit, Self-Hosting, software architecture, software engineering, software marketplace, Taiga, TDD, technical debt, Test-driven development, Tor, vibe coding, virtual organizations, zero trust -
The Challenge of Finding True Agile Experts
A long time ago, when I was a junior Scrum Master, my Chief Agile Coach posed a thought-provoking question:“If you had a limited budget, would you hire a Scrum Master or a Software Engineer?” At the time, I replied, “A Software Engineer, because they produce measurable output.” Now, years later, I reflect on that conversation… Continue reading
Acceptance Criteria, Agile, Agile Challenges, Agile Coach, Agile Expertise, Agile Market, Agile Methodologies, Agile Practices, Agile Transformation, Azure DevOps, Coaching, Conflict Resolution, Confluence, Cost of Delay, Definition of Done, Definition of Ready, DevOps, Effort Estimation, Jira, Kanban, Mediation, Mission, Nexus, OKRs, Prioritization, Product Owner, Retrospectives, SAFe, Scaled Agile, Scrum, Scrum Master, Spotify Model, Strategy, Team Topologies, Value Estimation, Vision, Waterfall vs Agile