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At Martello we’re thrilled to welcome DynamicCom as our newest partner. This marks a milestone for Martello marking our first entry into the UAE (Middle East) and Southern Africa markets. This partnership extends our global reach, as DynamicCom serves both direct customers and a large channel base of resellers across these regions.

You can’t throw a rock without hitting an online discussion about ‘vibe coding,’ so I figured I’d add some signal to the noise and discuss how I’ve been using AI-driven coding tools with observability platforms like Honeycomb over the past six months. This isn’t an exhaustive guide, and not everything I say is going to be useful to everyone—but hopefully it will clear up some common misconceptions and help folks out.

Grafana Cloud Frontend Observability is a real user monitoring (RUM) solution that provides immediate, clear, and actionable insights into the end-user experience of web applications. Understanding where those end users are located can provide valuable insights into frontend performance, error patterns, and overall user experience.

Each link type has its strengths and weaknesses. Still, without proper monitoring, even the most expensive connections can fail at crucial junctures, like when a customer is trying a UPI transaction and lead to a loss of revenue and trust.

Oracle NetSuite is a fully managed business management platform that helps organizations centralize and automate their core business functions, including enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and e-commerce. NetSuite customers have the flexibility to customize their business processes and operational workflows using SuiteScript, a programming language that provides application-level scripting capabilities.

OpenTelemetry is officially the second-largest project in the CNCF, only behind Kubernetes. This year we had 13.000 engineers, maintainers, and vendors show up in London.

Docker containers have become essential tools in modern development workflows. While most DevOps engineers are familiar with starting, stopping, and removing containers, the "pause docker container" functionality often flies under the radar. Yet, this feature can be incredibly useful in various scenarios, from testing to resource management.

If you work in DevOps and spend time in the terminal, knowing Unix commands isn’t optional. It’s part of the job. Whether you're managing servers, setting up deployments, or fixing something that just broke in production, these commands help you move faster and work smarter. This cheat sheet keeps things simple. No filler. Just the commands you’ll use when you’re in the middle of real work.

When a Java application starts slowing down, garbage collection is often a good place to look. For engineers responsible for keeping systems stable and responsive, understanding GC logs can make a real difference. This guide walks through the basics—what to look for, what the logs mean, and how to troubleshoot common issues—so you can get ahead of problems before they impact performance.

The shift toward remote work has made reliable and secure access to company resources more important than ever. As organizations explore different solutions to address these needs, two popular technologies stand out: Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and Virtual Private Networks, or VDI and VPN. Both offer distinct benefits for connecting employees to critical systems, but the differences between them can significantly impact your business operations.