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Manage your PagerDuty account objects with Terraform! Reap all the benefits of infrastructure as code and give your teams the flexibility they need to manage their services in real time. As infrastructure stacks grow increasingly more complex and involve an ever-growing number of services and systems, teams have looked to abstract configuration to its own layer of code. This concept of configuring infrastructure as code is gaining traction throughout the industry for a variety of reasons.

Richard Propst (Solutions Engineer @Sentry) and Lee Robinson (Developer Relations @Vercel) walk through how to build, deploy, and monitor Next.js Applications using Sentry and Vercel.

Join Chris Patch, xMatters’ Senior eLearning Specialist, as he teaches you how to use xMatters dashboards to quickly resolve incidents, view your on-call information, and find critical data quickly.

What are Registered Servers? Registered Servers are a simple way to create a pool of servers on private and public cloud that can be used on any stack and configuration. Applications can be deployed across a hybrid of cloud and registered servers, in this way you could have a dedicated server for your database and burst cloud servers for your front end.

Komodor is disrupting how modern teams troubleshoot Kubernetes. Listen to the founders Ben Ofiri and Itiel Shwartz and learn more about the missing piece in your DevOps toolchain.

Bala speaks on his success with iOPEX and what keeps him going.

Struggling to easily access your performance data across Windows and Citrix applications? Don’t wait for customers to tell you there is an issue. Get ahead of the problems with 2 Steps Synthetic Monitoring for Splunk

Watch this webinar to learn how your service desk could be your best technology coach, and about: Today, the service desk is the voice of your organization. COVID-19 moved everyone online. If they have an issue, they call your service desk. Rarely do they get to speak to anyone else! Lean and other practices also suggest that the best coaches are those with eyes that do not see what you do. This is why several major banks, utilities, sales companies, and betting houses have invited the service desk to be their coach and attend management decision-making sessions.