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When Do You Really Need Legal Assistance for a 5150 Hold Case?

Los Angeles is a city where residents have access to extensive medical and emergency services, but a mental health crisis can still place an individual and their family in an unfamiliar and difficult situation. An involuntary psychiatric hold can happen quickly, leaving little time to understand what is taking place or whether the decisions being made are legally appropriate. While these holds are intended to address serious safety concerns, circumstances can become more complicated when the facts are disputed, treatment decisions are contested, or detention continues beyond the initial evaluation.

Proxmox - A VMware Alternative?

For over two decades, VMware has been the dominant platform for enterprise virtualization. Organizations worldwide have relied on VMware to consolidate servers, improve hardware utilization, and simplify infrastructure management.Broadcom officially completed its acquisition of VMware in 2023 and subsequently there were many changes for VMware users.

When Vendor Support Ends, Your IT Monitoring Doesn't Have To

IT environments change. Technologies evolve, infrastructure vendors change their strategies, and sometimes support for a monitoring integration ends. For IT teams, that can create an immediate challenge: a previously monitored part of the infrastructure suddenly becomes a monitoring gap.

Five Ways to Use OpenTelemetry Beyond Observability

OpenTelemetry graduated from the CNCF in May 2026 as, in the foundation’s own words, the de facto observability standard. The JavaScript API package alone did 1.36 billion downloads in twelve months. That kind of win has a side effect nobody plans for. Once a wire format is everywhere, has a receiver for every source, a transform language, and an agent your platform team already operates, people start putting things on it that have nothing to do with knowing whether a service is healthy.

SIEM Pricing 2026: Major Providers Compared (& How to Lower Your Bill)

Every major security information and event management (SIEM) platform prices on the volume of data you send it. Microsoft Sentinel meters per gigabyte across two tiers. Splunk charges per gigabyte indexed or per compute unit. Google SecOps draws down a prepaid gigabyte credit balance. Elastic Security bills ingest plus retention, or the resources your cluster consumes. Three of the four keep their real rates quote-only. Budgeting starts with the meter.

Turn off your GPU to fix GitKraken on WSL (and three other things support is fielding this week)

Every so often we sit down with someone from our support team and turn their week into a blog post. This time, Roberto walks us through four things generating tickets right now: an upcoming Microsoft authentication change, how AI credit pools actually work, multi-account support in Kepler, and a one-line fix for laggy GitKraken on Linux or WSL. Here’s what’s changing and what to do about it.

Debugging our AI search assistant with agent tracing

In order for users to get the most out of the data being sent to Sentry, it’s important that we make it easy to find that data. Our team works on features to help users browse their data to find a particular event using search queries and filters. The search bar enables users to find their data by specifying search terms. Searching uses the Sentry Search Syntax, which can be barrier for users.

10 Top Network Traffic Analysis Tools for Faster Troubleshooting and Capacity Planning

A request to upgrade a saturated circuit is easy to raise and hard to defend. The interface graph proves the link is full. It says nothing about which application, host or conversation filled it, so the spend gets approved on assumption instead of evidence. The same missing detail turns up everywhere else. Incidents run long because the cause is guessed at, capacity planning rests on estimates, and security questions arrive weeks after the traffic record expired.

Analyze your experiments in ChatGPT with the Datadog Experiments plugin

ChatGPT Work has become a common starting point for data and product teams. Analysts open it to compare launch adoption across segments, diagnose a metric that moved overnight, or turn a week of scattered numbers into a readout that a leader can act on. But the moment teams ask whether their experiment actually caused an effect they’ve observed, the conversation stalls.