Track and Fix Ruby on Rails errors Using Rollbar
Setting up Rollbar with your Ruby on Rails application with custom parameters and people tracking.
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The Command Center Shift: Why the Future of Middleware is Unified, Predictive, and Transaction-Centric
Middleware is evolving beyond invisible plumbing into a strategic Command Center. The future demands unified management, predictive intelligence, and transaction-centric operations to move from reactive firefighting to operational mastery in 2026.
Enable end-to-end visibility into your Java apps with a single command
Achieving end-to-end observability for applications is a top priority for organizations today, but instrumenting for both frontend and backend monitoring can be a significant hurdle. What complicates matters is that the SREs and DevOps teams responsible for deploying monitoring tools typically don’t own frontend code or have the context needed to safely modify it.
Powering Security Innovation: Executive Q&A on Splunk Joining AWS Security Hub Extended
To succeed in the AI era, customers need fast, easy access to security solutions that can harness the power of agentic AI and deliver business outcomes. They need seamless access to their data for faster threat detection, simpler incident response, and reduced risk. They need technology vendors to work together and not in silos.
Build a Unified Operational Ecosystem with ServiceNow and Coralogix
During high-priority incidents, SRE teams frequently lose critical time switching between monitoring platforms and ticketing systems. Context switching like this forces engineers to manually update incident states by copying and pasting data. The inevitable result is increased risk of information gaps and slower Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR).
Monitor OpenRouter Usage with OpenTelemetry and SigNoz
SigNoz uses distributed tracing to gain visibility into your software stack. If you need any clarification or find something missing, feel free to raise a GitHub issue with the label documentation or reach out to us at the community slack channel.
How to Debug Code You Didn't Write (your AI did)
I was looking at a customer’s error report last week. A TypeError buried three callbacks deep in a checkout flow that made no sense. The code around it was clean, well-structured, and completely wrong about how the Stripe API actually works. Turns out it was vibe-coded. Someone prompted their way through the integration, it passed code review because it looked reasonable, and it worked fine right up until a customer’s card got declined for the first time. That’s the new normal.
AI can do what now?! The real risks of AI in social engineering
What is the most immediate risk financial services companies face today? AI-enabled social engineering is already accelerating real-world attacks. Scale, personalization, speed, and automation are lowering the barrier for attackers while making fraud detection more complex for defenders. In this episode of AI Can Do What Now?!, Lisa Jones-Huff, director of security solutions architecture at Elastic, is joined by ethical hacker Freakyclown (FC), and principle solutions architect Joe Murin to explore what is actually happening right now — beyond the hype.
AI can do what now?! What an ethical hacker says about deepfakes and AI
Real-time camera deepfakes are no longer science fiction. High-fidelity, AI-generated impersonation may be advancing quickly — but that's not the only AI risk financial services companies should be thinking about. In this episode of AI Can Do What Now?!, Lisa Jones-Huff, director of security solutions architecture at Elastic, sits down with ethical hacker Freakyclown (FC) to explore what is technically possible today with AI, where reality still falls short of the hype, and what security teams should be worried about.
AI Won't Replace IT Jobs - But This Will
AI isn’t the real threat to IT careers. The real risk? Not building the skills that AI can augment. Jon Collins breaks down the “AI augmentation gap.”