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Make sense of complex systems with Dynamic Service Graph by PagerDuty

The Dynamic Service Graph breaks down silos between teams and provides organizations with a living, breathing asset that displays technical and business services and their relationships at scale. It allows teams to quickly grasp the state of services, visually digest the full impact radius of an issue, zero in on likely cause, and seamlessly facilitate cross-team collaboration.

Leaning on Technology in The New Noisy: Managing Cloud, Change and Risk

Your company’s “digital transformation” will be driven by new application designs and methods, new technology stacks, and new processes. To master it, and delivering next generation services through it, massively complex sets of signals and data need to be leveraged, processed, and acted on. Developers need integrated data and insights through that noise, while being able to leverage their tools of choice. All of this must be managed, even in spite of massive rates of change and innovation.

What's New in the PagerDuty Terraform Provider - PagerDuty Garage (Oct 29, 2021)

The Terraform PagerDuty provider is a plugin for Terraform that allows for the management of PagerDuty resources using HCL (HashiCorp Configuration Language). Manage your PagerDuty account with Infrastructure as Code. #infrastructureascode For more info on the PagerDuty provider for #Terraform, see the documentation on the Terraform Registry.

How they SRE: Insights from the Cloudflare SRE team

Cloudflare is a global cloud services provider that is based all over the globe, from San Francisco, US to London, England to Sydney, Australia. Their mission, as stated front and center on their homepage, is to help build a better Internet. While that may read like hyperbole, their numbers are impressive - Cloudflare has over 126,000 paying customers and 95% of Internet Users in the developed world are within 50ms of their network.