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What is Infrastructure as Code? An Introduction to IaC

Infrastructure as Code, or IaC, is the practice of automatically provisioning and configuring infrastructure using code and scripts. IaC allows developers to automate the creation of environments to generate infrastructure components rather than setting up the necessary systems and devices manually.

Live Debugging for Critical Systems

Live debugging refers to debugging software while running in production without causing any downtime. It has gained popularity in modern software development practices, which drives many critical systems across businesses and industries. In the context of always-on, cloud-native applications, unearthing severe bugs and fixing them in real time is only possible through live debugging. Therefore, live debugging becomes an integral part of any developer’s skill set.

Leveraging Tines and Cribl Search for Security Automation

At Cribl, we have the privilege of helping our customers achieve their strategic data goals by giving them visibility and control over all of their observability data. The reality today is that data is commonly stored across many places. Whether intentional (such as using Cribl Stream to create a security data lake) or unintentional (because of silos and tool sprawl), organizations desire the ability to access and analyze all of this information at any time.

Limitations of API-only testing: Why it shouldn't be your sole testing strategy

A spicy article hit my inbox the other day. It came with a bold claim — “API testing is better than UI testing”. Absolutes like “A is better than B” rarely hold in the software world. “It depends” is the answer to most tech questions for a reason. Let’s compare API and UI testing and discuss why one isn’t better than the other. The frenemies are “just different”, and always will be. And that’s a good thing.

What Are The Benefits Of Investing In Tracking Apps?

In the times that we live in, owning a fleet of vehicles for your business is commonplace. From small businesses to large corporations, the use of fleets has become an essential part of running operations smoothly. However, managing and tracking these fleets can be a daunting task without the help of technology. This is where fleet tracking apps come into play. These apps are designed to track and monitor your vehicle's location, speed, and other important data in real-time. But what are the benefits of investing in fleet-tracking apps? Let's explore.

Getting Started with Kubernetes | Start learning Kubernetes in 2023

Ready to dive into the world of Kubernetes? Join us in this beginner-friendly tutorial where we break down Kubernetes infrastructure, explore its fundamental components, and understand how it all fits together at a high level. Whether you're a developer, sysadmin, or just curious about Kubernetes, this video has you covered.

Cribl Stream Demo with Max Weber

Join Cribl's Ed Bailey and Max Weber, Senior Detection Engineer, for a fun discussion about the challenges of detection engineering and how Max is solving these problems every day. We will discuss the current state of detection engineering, why data engineering is a prerequisite for better detection engineering, and what Max would like to see to help drive better outcomes. Max will demo Cribl Stream and show how his data engineering skills drive better detections.

Improving Trace Data For Azure Virtual Desktop

The Microsoft infrastructure makes collecting network traces more complicated. Network traces (tracert) inside and out of the Azure Virtual Desktop virtual machine are valuable when diagnosing support issues or when an end-user calls up complaining of poor Azure Virtual Desktop performance. The following information should help improve the collection of network traces and trace data, which will aid in diagnosing Virtual Desktop Infrastructure connectivity.

Coffee Talk with SURGe: The Interview Series featuring Michael Rodriguez

Join Mick Baccio and special guest Michael Rodriguez, Principal Strategic Consultant for Google Public Sector, for a conversation about Michael’s career path into cybersecurity, the origin of his nickname “Duckie,” and his work as a cybersecurity subject matter expert for Google Space.