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Cloudsmith’s Enterprise Policy Management (EPM) now supports the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS), a data-driven metric designed to estimate the probability of a software vulnerability being exploited in the wild. Using EPM in Cloudsmith, you can now use a package’s EPSS score to inform your package workflows, including those around Package Promotion and Package Quarantine.

Redis Monitor is a simple yet powerful command-line tool that displays every command processed by a Redis server in real-time. It provides visibility into exactly what’s happening inside a Redis instance as it happens. Running a single command can uncover hidden performance issues: The output reveals thousands of unexpected HGETALL operations on a key that should be accessed infrequently. This exposes a Redis call inside a loop, causing unnecessary database strain.

Understanding Sumo Logic pricing can be challenging, with complex tiers and varying costs. This guide provides a clear, straightforward breakdown to help you navigate Sumo Logic’s pricing structure effectively.

There’s nothing like debugging a broken system at 2 AM, running on caffeine and frustration. When everything’s on fire, logs are your lifeline. That’s where trace-level logging comes in. Unlike standard logs, it captures the step-by-step execution of your code—think of it as the difference between a crime report and full CCTV footage. But more logs don’t always mean better debugging. Too much detail, and you’re drowning; too little, and you’re guessing.

Choosing the right Container Network Interface (CNI) for Kubernetes is critical to achieving optimal performance, security, and scalability. With the launch of Canonical Kubernetes LTS (long-term support) last month, Canonical decided to integrate Cilium as the default CNI in order to reflect our commitment to delivering a modern, security-maintained, high-performance Kubernetes experience.

Data is essential for gaining a competitive advantage in business. It has the power to reveal new insights that offer opportunities for profit, efficiency, and operational scaling. This is why organizations of all sizes and industries are eager to leverage data for an edge in the marketplace. However, working with data can be challenging for many businesses due to various obstacles like database storage scalability, security, and compliance.

AWS is one of the most popular public cloud platforms, offering over 240 cloud services. Despite the cloud provider’s efforts to make its tools easy to use, managing the vast array of AWS resources and services can be challenging. For example, AWS environments require continuous monitoring to determine what changes need to be made to reduce costs, improve performance, and secure your systems. This is where AWS monitoring tools, services, and best practices can help.

Atlassian recently dropped a bombshell: OpsGenie is shutting down. If you’re an OpsGenie user, this news probably hit hard. After investing time setting up your alerts, configuring oncall schedules, and training your team on OpsGenie, you’re now faced with finding and migrating to a new incident management solution. We understand the frustration and uncertainty you’re feeling right now. The reactions on Hacker News show you’re not alone in this challenge: Take a deep breath.

This in-depth analysis examines PagerDuty’s pricing structure for 2025, going far beyond the advertised rates to uncover the true total cost of ownership. We break down the additional fees, essential add-ons, implementation timelines, and ongoing maintenance costs that most organizations discover only after committing.

Every engineering leader knows the stress of an upcoming seasonal spike. Whether it’s tax season, open enrollment, or Black Friday, there’s always that moment where someone says, “Are we actually ready?” It’s usually followed by a scramble: auditing services, chasing down owners, updating spreadsheets, running perf tests, checking alerting thresholds, verifying infra configs—much of it manual, fragmented, and slightly different every time. It’s exhausting.