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In this video, we explore the concept of static thresholds, which are a foundational tool in your observability alerting solution. You’ll learn: Additionally, we will demonstrate static thresholds in Splunk Observability Cloud. We’ll configure a static threshold for AWS EC2 memory utilization. We’ll also look at additional threshold settings like trigger sensitivity and duration. By the end of this video, you'll have the knowledge to effectively incorporate static thresholds into your observability strategy.

Pro GitKraken tip: Use aliases to customize your repository tab names! Discover more handy tricks in GitKraken Ambassador Kevin Bost's full GitKon 2024 session on our YouTube channel.

In this video, Joe Elliott does a deep dive demo into the experimental TraceQL features in Grafana Tempo 2.7.

Learn how to use Dotcom-Monitor Web Monitoring tool to check and monitor web certificate expiration dates.

As a software developer, how is observability relevant to me? What is this OpenTelemetry thing? Austin Parker gives a great overview.

You get a crash report: “App crashed on checkout page.” But you can’t reproduce it on your Pixel. Maybe it’s only happening on a Samsung device? Maybe it’s a memory issue? Or maybe the user was on a bad network? Now you’re stuck digging through logs, guessing at settings, and running the same scenario over and over in your emulator.

The video showcases a new feature in Turbo360 that allows users to schedule the turning on and off, as well as rightsizing of their Azure resources. Michael Stephenson (product owner for Turbo360) explains how this feature helps users optimize their resources by automatically scheduling actions such as turning off Virtual Machines (VMs) during non-peak hours and scaling them based on usage.

Manage your Git repositories like browser tabs? Yes, you can! At GitKon 2024, GitKraken Ambassador Kevin Bost shows how GitKraken Desktop's tab system makes navigating multiple repos a breeze. Drag, drop, close, and even reopen tabs with familiar shortcuts.