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In this video, we explore two major improvements to the Harness Resilience Testing documentation designed to help you build and manage chaos experiments more efficiently. What's new: ChaosHub Integration AI Prompt Library for Harness MCP These updates make it significantly easier to discover chaos experiments and leverage AI throughout your chaos engineering workflow. If you're using Harness Resilience Testing, this walkthrough will help you get started quickly and make the most of the new documentation experience.

"MCP burns too many tokens" is old news. Lazy MCP tool loading and page snapshots on disk fixed the token problem. We benchmarked Playwright MCP vs the CLI, and they're roughly the same. Pick your tools based on workflow, not token anxiety.

If you relied on AT&T Email-to-Text to notify people on the go or on call, SIGNL4 is an easy-to-use replacement. Alerting people stays simple with SIGNL4. It's easy to get started and goes beyond basic text messages by helping ensure someone responds.

Is your organization truly audit-ready or just preparing when auditors arrive? In this webinar, Puppet's Robin Tatam and Betadots CEO Martin Alfke share practical strategies for building audit-ready operations through automation, traceability, and accountability. Learn how to reduce audit friction, strengthen compliance, improve governance, and maintain control across rapidly changing infrastructure.

Seer, Sentry's agent debugger, analyzes your issues and finds the root cause. Now you can pass that analysis directly to a GitHub Copilot agent which picks up the context, generates a fix, and opens a pull request. The agent session and PR both live on GitHub, with a link back in Sentry for easy access. This video walks through how the integration works.

OTLP (the OpenTelemetry Protocol) gives telemetry data a common format, so it can travel from one system to another without extra massaging or remapping. In this clip, we break down how that standard applies to metrics and logs, and how that data can land directly in Netdata.

Netdata started as a lightweight agent you install across your systems to collect and visualize metrics in real time. In this clip, we walk through how that model evolved as OpenTelemetry became the industry standard, and why logs pushed that evolution even further.

In this episode, we explore how to build a modern Kubernetes observability stack using open-source technologies such as VictoriaMetrics, OpenTelemetry, Grafana. Based on a step by step workshop we gave at Cloud Native Days Romania in May, Jose is walking us through it with practical examples. Playlist Resources for Further Learning.

For years, buying software meant trusting the vendor. The Cyber Resilience Act changes that relationship by codifying what vendors must do – auditing dependencies, confirming exploitable vulnerabilities, and enforcing security best practices – as legal obligations, not internal choices. For customers, that means software safety is no longer a matter of brand reputation. For vendors, it means governance gaps that were once internal concerns are now deal blockers.

In this episode, Leon explores some of the new features, functions, updates, and improvements in release 4.19, which includes a raft of AI-enabled features including the Cribl Apps, integrated MCP server, and the fact that AI features are now turned on by default. For more information, check out these links.