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Observability Onboarding Video Series Part 2 (of 3): Adding Use Cases!

The 2nd video in this series walks you through the next stage of onboarding, with a focus on two key use cases: Monitoring with Kubernetes Pods with Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring and Troubleshooting Microservices with Splunk Application Performance Monitoring.

How to be a no-code AI power user

This presentation was delivered on May 21, 2024 at the Artificially Intelligent Enterprise conference by Andrew Zigler, Developer Advocate at Mattermost. Mattermost is at the forefront of providing a seamless platform for teams to connect and collaborate. Mattermost AI Copilot has already proven invaluable, automating tasks and answering questions with conversational ease. But we’re envisioning a world where Copilot can do more than just chat.

Practical Demo How Ivanti Maps to NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2 0

Join Jef, a senior product marketing manager at Ivanti, as he introduces the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF) and explores its functions, flexibility, and popularity. Discover the updates in NIST CSF 2.0, including the new govern function, and learn about Ivanti's cybersecurity and IT solutions, with a focus on vulnerability management and response. The webinar concludes with a demonstration of the solution and final remarks.

Intel x SUSE demo with Alexey Fomenko

At #Kubecon EU in Paris, Erin Quill, our Principal Technical Marketing Manager, met with Alexey Fomenko from @Intel to discuss all things Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) in the #cloudnative #AI ecosystem. In this video, learn more about how Intel's DRA driver allows better isolation of the GPU resources available to your #kubernetes clusters.

Amazon makes reliability a priority-do you?

Are you making really reliability a priority? Or are you just giving it lip service? "At Amazon, I was part of the retail website. Outages were lost money, lost money was bad. So Amazon cared deeply about this. That was part of it. The other part was it was part of the engineering culture. When I arrived, one of the things I was told was, we expect you to write high quality, performant, efficient, available code. It's just everybody.