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This demonstration shows how Resolve automates the remediation of unreachable web application. This alert is generated by BigPanda and Resolve workflows automatically diagnose the issue and remediate it without human input, creating a loop of self-healing IT. This workflow is built with Resolve's drag-and-drop designer, streamlines tasks like creating a ticket, updating monitoring tools, diagnosing issues, and performing remediation steps.

First episode of Breakpoint with Sentry is here! We're talking all things Robots and Autofix, A brand new Issues refresh, Uptime watching for your downtime, and Dev Toolbars with red flags and feature flags galore. This is Breakpoint!

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Ready to ditch the nervous jitters and command the room? Join Danny Suk Brown, expert sales coach and intentional connector, as he takes you through this interactive session designed to equip IT leaders with actionable strategies to enhance your communication skills and elevate your leadership presence. We dive into.

Join our resident database expert, Kevin Kline, for our upcoming webcast, “Optimizing Database Performance, Episode 1: The Solid Foundations of Database Design.” We’re going back to basics and focusing on how poor database design can impact even the most powerful and expensive hardware.

Use processors in Bindplane to configure batching for data that's flowing into SecOps. View the full hands-on workshop for more guidance.

Set log ingestion attributes and labels in Bindplane to identify data that's flowing into SecOps. View the full hands-on workshop for more guidance.

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Adam Jacob, CEO of System Initiative and original author of Chef, discusses the evolution of infrastructure automation and his career-long passion for infrastructure. Jacob reflects on the history and context of Chef, its emergence alongside EC2, and its role in configuration management. He shares insights into the competitive landscape of configuration management tools like Chef, Puppet, and Ansible, and touches upon the transition of Chef to Progress.

How can engineering teams have a bigger impact on the bottom line? By thinking beyond code. Most engineers love to build and solve problems. But in a business, building for the sake of building isn’t enough. Even the cleanest code is just an expensive distraction if it doesn’t move the needle.