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Azure in Bleemeo: your subscription next to your servers, with one read-only role

Most teams that run on Azure do not run only on Azure. There is a database on a VM nobody wants to move, a Kubernetes cluster somewhere else, a few servers in a rack, and a monitoring setup that grew around all of it. Azure Monitor sees the Azure part very well and nothing else, so the picture of an incident ends up split across two consoles, two alerting configurations and two sets of dashboards. Bleemeo now connects to Azure the same way it already connects to AWS.

Moving Mainframe Data to Snowflake and AWS Through Apache Kafka: Treehouse Software and meshIQ

Treehouse Dataflow Toolkit moves mainframe data from Db2, VSAM, and IMS through Apache Kafka pipelines into Snowflake and AWS targets. meshIQ keeps the streaming layer visible and stable. Together they give data science teams continuously updated enterprise data for AI and ML.

Get your agents off laptops and onto shared infrastructure

There's a specific, recognizable point where a team's use of AI agents changes shape. Not when they adopt agents; most teams already have. It's when agents stop running on someone's laptop and start running on infrastructure that the whole team can see. This is a real technical shift, not a policy change or a maturity score. Here's specifically what's different on each side of it.

How Honeycomb Private Cloud Drinks From the Fire Hose

Back in July, I wrote about how the Tenant team (the team behind Honeycomb Private Cloud (HPC)) has embraced the code review bottleneck to focus more of its work. One of the other challenges we have is that we're downstream of almost all the other teams at Honeycomb, meaning that we have to package up everyone's code and services, and how it gets provisioned! This is something impossible to handle through code review since there are so many engineers on other teams, and so few of us.

Shipped: Start every session where your work lives

Most people who use CloudZero spend their time in one or two places. For some it’s AI Signals, and for others it’s Optimize or Anomalies. If Explorer isn’t one of those places, every sign-in starts with a click to get where you need to be. Dates and numbers are another friction. A date like 04/07 means April 7 in the US and July 4 in much of Europe. When the platform shows a format your team doesn’t use, you end up having to convert each value before you can work with it.