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When you are getting started with observability, the jargon and concepts used to explain observability may go straight over your head. Let’s take out the complexity and talk about observability in the simplest terms possible. Join Lisa Jung, a senior developer advocate at Grafana, to get your learning on with the Grafana for Beginners series. You will learn about concepts such as observability and DevOps and how Grafana can be used to observe your system as a part of your DevOps practice.

Embark on an insightful journey into the future of software development with Dharmesh Shah, CTO and Co-Founder of HubSpot, and Matt Johnston, CEO of GitKraken. In this GitKon 2023 Keynote session, you will: And this conversation goes far beyond just code – Dharmesh also hits on advice for fostering positive company culture (and how culture should really be seen as its own unique product), and tips to overcome "crappy marketing.".

We'll catch up with Matt Stine, the author of "Migrating to Cloud-Native Architectures" (O'Reilly), about his current thinking on resilient architectures.

In this session titled " Logic Apps standard: The developer experience" by Wagner Silveira, Senior program manager at Microsoft, offers an insightful dive into Logic Apps Standard from a developer's lens. He delves into the existing Logic App model, differentiating between Built-in and Azure connections, and highlighting the distinction between portal and local Logic App workflow development. Uncover the latest developer tools, including the enhanced designer 2.0, data mapper for visual component mapping, custom code support, and the convenient export tool.

In the last 5 years, we’ve watched the world's fastest growing engineering teams ditch development monoliths in favor of service-oriented architectures that speed time to market. And as microservices multiplied—making it harder to track ownership and quality—Internal Developer Portals (IDPs) emerged to help. But while the prospect of a single portal for developer productivity sounds enticing, veteran leaders know the perception of “one more tool” can make org-wide adoption challenging.

Dynamic groups are teams of users based on selected criteria. A dynamic group's members change depending on who matches the selected criteria at the time of an alert. For example, you can create a dynamic group that includes all users who have specific training (such as first aid or fire safety) in a particular physical location within your organization. You could base this on a custom user property that indicates the level of training each user has. As each user gains a certification, the group is updated to reflect that change.

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