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In this episode of Masters of Data, we're breaking down AWS re:Invent 2025 through David's eyes (and probably a few cups of conference coffee). We dive into the massive crowds, killer customer conversations, and product demos that actually worked—because we're all about building real tech, not smoke-and-mirrors clickbait. David geeks out over Mobot, our AI tool that's making workflows smoother (not just another chatbot in disguise), and how attendees couldn't get enough of the live demos. We also throw some shade at the AI-washing epidemic and dig into why practical AI applications in security and observability actually matter.

Bindplane Growth Feature Guide: Filter by Condition — How to Reduce Noise & Control Your Telemetry Pipeline In this walkthrough, Chelsea from the Bindplane Customer Success team shows how to use Filter by Condition, part of Bindplane’s Growth-tier features, to reduce noisy telemetry, improve signal quality, and cut observability costs.

Chris Ebley from Blackwood explains why FedRAMP In Process is a major milestone. It gives federal teams confidence that the product can handle sensitive data, meets strict security controls, and comes from a company committed to operating at the maturity level the government expects. This opens new go to market opportunities and makes it easier for agencies to move forward with Cribl.

CMO Abby Strong explains how Cribl Lake is built for the real demands of modern AI. You get fast storage for high performance workloads and efficient architecture that scales without blowing up your budget. A smarter foundation for the AI era.

In this 10-minute step-by-step walkthrough, Chelsea from the Bindplane Customer Success team shows you how to install your first Bindplane OpenTelemetry Collector and start sending Windows Event telemetry from a Windows VM directly into Google SecOps.

Learn how to configure Bindplane to collect and route Windows Event Logs from a Windows VM into Google SecOps. In this 200 second onboarding walkthrough, Chelsea shows how to build and configure a full SecOps-ready pipeline in just a few minutes. You’ll see how to: Create a Configuration Add the Windows Event Log source Configure the Google SecOps destination Roll out the configuration to an agent running on a Windows VM Start receiving security telemetry inside SecOps.

Clint Sharp breaks down the shift from traditional observability to AI ready telemetry. Agents need well formed fields, consistent schemas, and predictable data models. If your environment is full of unstructured logs, agents will give inconsistent answers. The work starts now so your AI future can actually deliver value later.