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Join Neil Manvar, Sales Engineer Manager, as he sets up Sentry step-by-step to get visibility into our frontend and backend. Once integrated, he will show you how to track and triage errors + transactions surfaced by Sentry from our services to understand why/where/how errors and slowdowns occurred within the application code. This workshop took place live at Node Congress on February 15, 2022.

Properties are elements of xMatters workflows that help define and structure message content. Properties might include information such as the severity or location of an incident in an integrated system.

Ubuntu Pro is Canonical's proposal for professional use. It comes with many features that makes it better supported, more secure and robust. This video will show you how to deploy an Ubuntu Pro server from the EC2 Console, enable AWS Systems Manager and run basic management task from the SSM console.

Join Ed Bailey and Bradley Chambers to discuss tips for what to do once you have LogStream installed.

You may have heard about an ‘Ask Me Anything, and its popularity across social media platforms like Instagram and Reddit. In our first Ask me Anything Webinar for What’s up Gold, our in-resident WUG Ninja, whom you’ve seen in many other webinars will be here to answer your questions about WhatsUp Gold! In this on-demand session, we’re turning it to you, to ask us questions. But there’s one catch, you have to submit the questions ahead of time (in the form on the right). You can ask us whatever you want, but here are some sample questions to get your creative juices flowing.

These are actual videos submitted by Sentaurs for our monthly Show-N-Tell. We have not edited them except for obscuring personal information that may appear in screenshots. Some videos may include screenshots that contain fictitious usernames or email addresses for illustrative purposes.

These are actual videos submitted by Sentaurs for our monthly Show-N-Tell. We have not edited them except for obscuring personal information that may appear in screenshots. Some videos may include screenshots that contain fictitious usernames or email addresses for illustrative purposes.

Join Robert Sirchia and Matt Farina as they answer the question: How does an Open-Source Board work?