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  Innovation thrives where creativity meets technology, and our recent Internal Hackathon on AI Agents and Automation was a true showcase of that spirit. In just one week, a team of talented developers, engineers, and AI enthusiasts came together to push the limits of AI-powered automation. The result? Cutting-edge prototypes that streamline workflows, enhance productivity, and transform the way we interact with technology. Why AI Agents & Automation? As businesses seek efficiency and innovation, AI and automation are key to staying ahead. Our hackathon focused on creating AI agents to simplify tasks, boost productivity, and reduce manual effort. From smart assistants to automated security tracking, the prototypes show how AI can transform industries. Standout Projects from the Hackathon: Group Projects: 1. Group Phoenix – AI-Powered Personal Assistant  with n8n for Task Automation In today’s fast-paced world, managing tasks efficiently is essential.  Group Phoeni...

In the ever-evolving landscape of software architecture, while microservices have dominated discussions for over a decade, alternative architectural patterns have emerged to address their limitations. One such approach is Self-Contained Systems (SCS), first documented by Stefan Tilkov and other architects at scs-architecture.org . The Microservices Misconception When tech giants pioneered microservices around 2010, everyone wanted to copy their success. But here's the catch: breaking an application into tiny pieces doesn't automatically make it better. Think of it like this: If you have a messy room, cutting it into smaller rooms doesn't solve the problem—it just gives you many messy rooms to manage. The same goes for software. Many teams ended up with what we now call a "distributed mess": too many services, too few developers, and plenty of headaches. The lesson? Size isn't everything. What matters is building services that make sense for your team and b...