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Scheduled Sharing in SquaredUp

Jul 28, 2026 By Blog In Squared Up
Getting your dashboards in the right hands is vital for many teams. This typically means that someone has to remember to check them, and that rarely happens consistently. Stakeholders miss weekly updates, managers ask for reports that already exist, and your carefully-built dashboards sit unread while people wait for someone to send them a screenshot. Scheduled sharing is the frictionless feature that solves this issue.
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Golden paths: how to ship securely without slowing developers

Jul 28, 2026 By Cloudsmith In Cloudsmith
The secure path and the easy path should be the same path. Ralph McTeggart (Principal Engineer), Alex Franzmann (Customer Onboarding Team Lead), and Claire McDyre (Product Manager) at Cloudsmith lay out how platform teams can deliver supply chain security as a capability rather than a checklist. The argument runs from first principles: make a private registry the default, automate policy enforcement at the global level, and extend that same logic to compliance – so SBOM generation happens in the pipeline, not as a developer's manual task.
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Install AURA to Debug Incidents Using an Open Source SRE Agent

Jul 28, 2026 By Mezmo In Mezmo
AURA is a fully open-source agentic harness built for SRE and production operations work. In this walkthrough, Mezmo forward deployed engineer Jeff iinstalls AURA on a local desktop, runs `aura init` to generate the config and connect it to an Anthropic Sonnet model, then wires in a Grafana MCP server pointed at his homelab. He hands AURA a live incident: a set of addressable LED lights that stopped responding to Home Assistant.
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Cloud Outage Response: Lessons From July's Bad Week

Jul 28, 2026 By Falit Jain In Pagerly
In a single week, two of the largest cloud providers on earth failed at almost the same time, and a good chunk of the internet went with them. Effective cloud outage response stopped being a theoretical exercise and became the difference between a calm 30 minutes and a chaotic afternoon for thousands of on-call engineers. On July 23, 2026, a maintenance bug inside Microsoft Azure pulled IP routes off more devices than intended in the West US region, cutting Microsoft 365 access for millions.
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How GPS Ankle Monitors Work in Ohio: A Complete Guide to Electronic Monitoring and Bail Bonds

How GPS Ankle Monitors Work in Ohio: A Complete Guide to Electronic Monitoring and Bail Bonds

Jul 28, 2026 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
When someone you care about is arrested, the experience can be overwhelming. Along with concerns about bail, court dates, and legal representation, many families are surprised to learn that a judge may require a GPS ankle monitor as a condition of release. If you've never dealt with the Ohio criminal justice system before, you probably have questions. What is a GPS ankle monitor? How does it work? Can someone still go to work? Do you still need a bail bond? What happens if the monitor stops working?
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HandiFox Review Inventory Management Software for Your Business Needs

HandiFox Review Inventory Management Software for Your Business Needs

Jul 28, 2026 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
Implement robust systems that facilitate real-time tracking of stock levels, orders, and deliveries. This allows for accurate forecasting and minimizes the risk of overstocking or stockouts. Leverage functionalities that automate routine tasks, reducing manual input errors and freeing up employee time for more strategic initiatives.
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School at Home Is a Data Problem Before It Is a Teaching Problem

School at Home Is a Data Problem Before It Is a Teaching Problem

Jul 28, 2026 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
A family pulls their daughter out of school in March, planning to finish sixth grade at home and re-enroll her in the fall. In September the district registrar asks for an account of the spring: days of instruction, subjects covered, evidence of progress. What the parents have is a stack of finished workbooks, a library card with a long history, and a phone full of undated photos. They spend a weekend reconstructing five months from memory.
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Hi3D: Making AI 3D Printing More Accessible by Connecting Creativity, Design, and Real-World Production

Hi3D: Making AI 3D Printing More Accessible by Connecting Creativity, Design, and Real-World Production

Jul 28, 2026 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
3D printing has changed the way people create objects. What once required complex manufacturing processes can now be completed through a digital workflow, allowing individuals to design customized products, creative models, and personalized items more easily.From hobbyists creating unique designs to professionals developing prototypes, 3D printing is becoming increasingly connected with everyday creativity.
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CAD Design for Accurate Construction Drawings and Permit-Ready Building Plans

CAD Design for Accurate Construction Drawings and Permit-Ready Building Plans

Jul 28, 2026 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
Every constructing challenge starts off long before the first brick is laid or the primary beam is raised. It begins on a display screen, in a field of strains and measurements that quietly determine whether a shape will stand authentic or run into costly issues later.
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