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Terraform state is critical for monitoring and keeping track of configuration changes. Check out this short to learn more about Terraform state and its importance.

A recording from the first Apache Kafka® meetup in London, hosted by Aiven on November 24th. The video features talks around how to use real-time data to fuel your applications and draw insights using Google Cloud as well as open source tech like Apache Kafka®.

The Leading Computer Part Manufacturer Gains Impressive Data Traffic Insights to its Multiple Warehouses and Offices with Progress Flowmon.

Learn how to start monitoring API requests made in Google Chrome with Checkly API Checks. #Shorts

Hear from Corneile Britz, Observability and DevOps Specialist and Co-Founder of Boxfish his Observability predictions for next year Speakers: Jag Dhillon, Grafana, Solutions Engineer (APAC), Corneile Britz, Boxfish, Co-Founder and Observability Devops Specialist

DevOps attempts to merge development and operations to develop better-quality software products. DevOps is constantly transforming and has never been more popular than it is today. In fact, “DevOps” is one of the top most searched for phrases in the entire IT industry. So what happened in 2022? We’ve assembled a panel of experts for our final webinar of 2022 to look back on the year and discuss key learnings and trends such as.

Analyzing performance issues in applications running on AWS can be tough. This video shows how easy it is using the Elastic Observability equipped with AWS Metrics and Application traces to find the issue very quickly.

AirDroid Personal is one of the best file-sharing apps, supporting the transfer of multiple file types: photos, videos, apps, music, excel, ppt, pdf, etc.#airdroid #filetransfer #filesharing #datatransfer #shorts

Join LIVE as CE and Co-Founder John-Daniel Trask is joined by Principal Engineer Sean Chapman to discuss the recent launch of our Public API.

When you’re new to an industry, you encounter a lot of new concepts. We tend to use a lot of jargon, the documentation may be written for someone more experienced in mind or rely on contextual knowledge of the rest of the space, and it often doesn’t explain the “why” for the tool. This can make it really difficult to get your feet underneath you in an unfamiliar landscape, especially for junior engineers.