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The getting started guide is available in the CFEngine docs.

Monday.com was on a mission to better aggregate and manage server errors for their monolith backend. But, what started as a minor change turned into a “life-changing decision”—their words, not ours—to incorporate a whole new workflow for frontend, backend, and soon mobile. Join Software Engineer Roni Avidov as she explains how Monday.com started monitoring their client-side app alongside their backend to quickly uncover blindspots and accelerate time to resolution by nearly 20 minutes per issue.

The Conference Bridge page is used to configure externally hosted conference bridges for use in your workflows. An external conference bridge is hosted through a third-party provider rather than xMatters. You can use an external bridge to connect to Webex, InterCall, GoToMeeting, or other conference hosting solutions.

This video will show you how to install the Tidal Migrations CLI utility, Tidal Tools, on both Windows and Linux.

In this episode of Network AF, the network engineering podcast: Ilissa Miller, CEO of iMiller Public Relations, joins Avi to talk about her start working in infrastructure communications, and her advice for companies interested in engaging more with her customers and media.

Calling All.Net / C# / PowerShell Dev’s! We heard you! While Cloudsmith has supported NuGet packages for a while now, we’ve now got more robust support for the NuGet ecosystem. Whether it’s a V2/V3 NuGet package you created in Visual Studio, a Chocolatey package, a PowerShell Module, or a dependent package from NuGet.org, they can all be hosted in the SAME Cloudsmith repository! This one-hour webinar event discusses and demos the latest NuGet ecosystem and upstream support now available at Cloudsmith.

In this tutorial, we cover the more advanced settings and configurations within the EveryStep Web Recorder for creating complex scripts.

Alert flood control reduces the number of alerts that are generated in xMatters when you experience a flood or alert storm from one or more of your systems.

Catch this session to see exactly what does “shift left” security mean? More importantly, how does this strategy affect a developer’s workflow? In this workshop we walk attendees through the steps of setting up an end-to-end DevSecOps solution to automate your build artifact storage, vulnerability detection, testing, and deployment. Lastly, attendees learn how to take advantage of JFrog’s IDE integration and JFrog XRay to increase your confidence in the security of your application, all within a freely available DevSecOps environment!