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Maintaining a crash-free, stable mobile app should be top priority for all mobile developers. App stores penalize mobile apps that have high crash rates, and more importantly, buggy apps create poor user experiences, resulting in bad reviews and lost customers. Watch this session to learn key tips for identifying, resolving, and preventing crashes, fast, so you can spend less time troubleshooting and more time building.

Cloud spending continues to grow, but managing costs effectively remains a challenge for many organizations. In this video, Datadog Senior Product Manager Kayla Taylor dives into our recent State of Cloud Costs report—which analyzed AWS cloud cost data from hundreds of organizations—to understand the key factors driving cloud expenses. We explore the impact of adopting emerging compute technologies like Arm-based processors, GPUs, and AI capabilities, how usage patterns and previous-generation technologies affect cloud costs, and the role of AWS discount programs in cost management.

Our Azure DevOps integration now supports multiple projects, so you can keep your source code and work items in different projects!

Containers are powering the cloud, but they'd be lost without container images.

N-able General Manager of Security, Troels Rasmussen joins N-able Head Nerd, Lewis Pope for an in-depth conversation about NIS2 and it's impact on MSPs.

Kentik offers exceptional visibility into Azure public cloud environments, allowing users to easily filter and explore cloud telemetry. The platform provides detailed insights into network resources, including traffic metrics and peering information. Users can focus on specific applications and visualize data in a wide variety of formats, including Sankey diagrams. Additionally, you can adjust time frames, create alerts, and share reports for better traffic management.

Diagnosing AWS traffic inefficiencies with Kentik Journeys.

In this video Tony and Tonie discuss the quick way to verify whether a Flyway validation error is a real cause for concern, due to retrospective metadata changes, or just the result of a developer valiantly adding formatting and documentation to improve the code. If the latter, developers can safely run Flyway repair to resume normal migrations.