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Grafana 10.3 is here! From improving your ability to create and navigate complex canvas panels to monitoring via anonymous access control, this release is all about enhancing efficiency and clarity in your observability journey. In this video, learn more about: Canvas Pan and Zoom Improved Tooltips Metric Analysis Alerting enhancements Multi-stack data sources Anonymous access control Stay with us through this playlist to delve deeper into each addition and maximize your Grafana 10.3 experience.

Watch this pre-recorded webinar of Atlassian's Opsgenie to learn about how our alert and on-call management solution can improve your incident management process.

Need a better way to keep certain code changes under wraps while collaborating? 🤔 Developer & GitKraken ambassador Kevin Bost (@Kitokeboo) showcases how Cloud Patches can be a lifesaver for managing sensitive data and personal settings discreetly. Plus, it's a game-changer for open source projects 👀

Squadcast's Incident Management platform helps you learn from the past to resolve future incidents faster. In this video, we'll show you how to use Squadcast's Past Incidents feature to: 🔑Gain historical context for new incidents🔑See how similar incidents were resolved in the past🔑Identify patterns and trends in past incident activity By leveraging past incidents, you can improve your incident response times and reduce the impact of incidents on your business.

In the first episode of our masterclass series, we will extensively cover how to discover and onboard all your privileged users and resources in PAM360. We will discuss how you can manage granular access to resources based on user roles and privileges. Additionally, we will delve into the password rotation capabilities of the product, ensuring compliance with both built-in and custom policies and demonstrating how it automatically resets passwords for a wide range of remote resources.

Let's dive in how to set up PagerDuty Service Integration for GitHub using of course Terraform.

The first problem that any cloud-native application has to solve is how to communicate with the world outside the cluster. This is “the ingress problem”, and while service meshes don't have to solve it directly, it is absolutely a major part of successfully getting your application working with one! Join us for a whirlwind tour of how service meshes interact with ingress controllers using the Linkerd service mesh with Emissary-ingress, NGINX, and Envoy Gateway.

Learn in this video how to monitor network HTTP calls in your end-to-end tests and use Playwright's "waitForResponse" method to capture specific network responses. This approach allows you to wait for specific API calls to validate if you website or app shows the correct data.