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As the dotConnect team, we are proud to be a sponsor of the.NET Conf 2025. This landmark event highlighted the key advancements of the.NET ecosystem, from major releases to AI-powered tools and inspiring community-driven projects.

The Fabric Data Warehouse was built to solve one of analytics’ biggest challenges: fragmentation. When data is spread across separate tools for ingestion, modeling, and reporting, teams lose time, accuracy, and visibility. As part of the Microsoft Fabric ecosystem, the Data Warehouse addresses this by unifying every stage of the analytics process into a single, connected environment.

Data connectivity solutions are the bedrock of a solid database management strategy. Here’s why. Databases rarely work in isolation. They are constantly interacting with various apps and cloud platforms. As such, ensuring that this interaction flows seamlessly is critical. This is where your business data connectivity solution comes in. But here is the problem. There is no one-size-fits-all connectivity solution.

November delivers our most requested feature—multiple API keys—alongside significant performance improvements and enhanced monitoring capabilities. Here's everything new this month.

Automating chaos engineering with Terraform eliminates manual setup across environments by enabling you to version control your entire chaos infrastructure, from service discovery to security governance policies. The Harness Terraform provider supports end-to-end automation including Kubernetes infrastructure setup, custom image registries, Git-based ChaosHub management, and granular security controls that ensure safe experiment execution in production.

We are thrilled to announce the availability of Mezmo’s AI-powered Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) agent for Root Cause Analysis (RCA)—a truly transformative leap forward for engineering and operations teams included in your existing subscription at no additional charge. We are paving the way for a new era of observability, moving beyond passive, reactive monitoring to a world of proactive AI-driven observability.

In today’s tech world, IT and security technologies are the functional equivalent of Pokemon. To gain the insights you need, you “gotta catch ‘em all” by ingesting, correlating, and analyzing as much security data as possible. Data pipelines organize chaotic information flows into structured streams, ensuring that data is reliable, processed, and ready for use.

About two months ago, an incident at Grafana Labs was kicked off in typical fashion: A series of alerts were triggered, our on-call engineer acknowledged it on Slack, and the rest of the team quickly began hypothesizing about the potential culprit. But the way the incident was resolved was anything but typical. Yes, our internal team followed best practices to resolve the incident as quickly as possible.

Grafana Play is a free, publicly accessible sandbox environment where anyone can explore and learn about Grafana, no setup or sign-in required. It comes preloaded with sample dashboards demonstrating how to connect to data sources, build visualizations, and experiment with Grafana’s advanced features. Hosted on Grafana Cloud, Grafana Play has grown significantly over the years. With thousands of public dashboards, it’s now a go-to destination for Grafana learning and exploration.