#AskSleuth Elasticsearch: problem solver or trouble maker?
Elasticsearch it's a powerful search engine, but do you know what it takes to tame that beast? On this episode of #ASKSLEUTH, Don Brown from Sleuth.io answers your questions.
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How to Spend Less Time on Bugs and More Time on Features
Richard Propst (Solutions Engineer @Sentry) and Don Brown (CTO & Co-founder @Sleuth.io) discuss how to improve developer workflows and how Sleuth uses Sentry to automate some of the pain around DevOps.
OpenStack CentOS alternatives:7 reasons to migrate to Ubuntu
Looking for OpenStack CentOS alternatives after recent changes in the CentOS project? Think Ubuntu – the most popular Linux distribution for OpenStack deployments, after CentOS, across development and production environments. Wondering what makes Ubuntu different? Here are seven reasons you should consider Ubuntu when planning your CentOS migration.
How Artificial Intelligence Enhances Customer Service Management?
Throughout the world, the business and service sectors thrive on the best customer service management practices to ensure customer retention, boost customer sentiments to increase the profitability and branding of their business. But amidst the emerging technological advances, AI (Artificial Intelligence), as it is well known, is turning the table for businesses in winning the game of gaining customer trust and loyalty.
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How should start-ups court software talent?
There is a game of 'speed dating' going on between technology businesses and the software engineering talent that bring amazing solutions to market. In recent years big tech companies, expanding aggressively in Europe, have competed ferociously with locally headquartered tech startups for the best software engineers. These engineers are in short supply. A government-supported Tech Nation report disclosed that 10 per cent of all UK job vacancies were in tech. The report suggested that at current growth there could be 100,000 job openings per month before the end of June this year.
Five Ways Containerized eSBCs Optimize Teams, Zoom & Other Cloud Communications Deployments
Enterprises are using Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) solutions like Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and Contact Center as a Service Solutions (CCaaS) like Five9 and Genesys to improve communications, simplify operations, and accelerate IT agility. As the COVID-19 outbreak clearly demonstrated, UCaaS and CCaaS solutions are ideal for delivering enterprise communications services to remote workers, mobile users, and small/home offices.
Five Ways Containerized eSBCs Optimize Teams, Zoom & Other Cloud Communications Deployments
Enterprises are using Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) solutions like Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and Contact Center as a Service Solutions (CCaaS) like Five9 and Genesys to improve communications, simplify operations, and accelerate IT agility. As the COVID-19 outbreak clearly demonstrated, UCaaS and CCaaS solutions are ideal for delivering enterprise communications services to remote workers, mobile users, and small/home offices.
#AskSleuth Simple, Why Redis?
Redis is a powerful piece of software; however, it's very specific. Have a quick view about when and how to use Redis. On this episode of #ASKSLEUTH, Don Brown from Sleuth.io answers your questions.
What Comes After Kubernetes?
You probably can’t believe I’m asking that question. It’s like showing up to a party and immediately asking about the afterparty. Is it really time to look for the exit? No…but yes. We used to deploy apps on systems in data centers. Then we moved the systems to the cloud. Then we moved the apps to containers. Then we wrapped it all in Kubernetes for orchestration, and here we are. Each advance in technology unlocks doors we couldn’t reach before.
Software Engineering Daily Podcast
Large portions of software development budgets are dedicated for testing code. A new component may take weeks to thoroughly test, and even then mistakes happen. If you consider software defects as security issues then the concern goes well beyond an application temporarily crashing. Although even minor bugs can cost companies a lot of time to locate the bug, resolve it, retest it in lower environments, then deploy it back to production.