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From free trial signup to live security telemetry flowing into Microsoft Sentinel — this demo covers the full DataStream setup end to end, in under 14 minutes. No pre-built environment, no shortcuts. Watch the step-by-step tutorials.

Security teams lose time and detection quality to the same root cause: inconsistent, noisy, poorly structured data. VirtualMetric DataStream is a security data pipeline platform that fixes the data layer — so your SIEM, data lake, and analytics tools get clean, normalized, actionable telemetry. What DataStream delivers: The result: reliable security telemetry, faster threat correlation, and stronger detections across your entire stack.

Learn how to set up the OpenTelemetry Collector and connect it to Uptrace for distributed tracing, metrics, and logs. This step-by-step guide walks you through installation, configuration, and sending your first telemetry data — perfect for beginners and anyone looking to level up their observability stack.

Every engineering org says they want to improve reliability — but most can't even agree on what "good" looks like. Ganesh Datta, Co-Founder and CTO of Cortex, has spent the better part of a decade helping companies confront that gap.

RalphCI is an open-source, CI-enabled agentic coding loop built by the Loop Lab at CircleCI. You write a spec, and the agent breaks it down into tasks, builds your application step by step, commits to GitHub, and runs your full CI pipeline on every iteration. If anything fails—linting, tests, security scans, missing files—a CI Doctor sub-agent detects the failure, reads the stack trace, and fixes it automatically. In this video, Ryan Hamilton demos RalphCI by building a classic Snake game end-to-end with zero manual coding.

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Load testing and stress testing are two important parts of performance testing, but they serve very different purposes. Load testing checks how your application behaves when many users access it at the same time under normal or expected conditions. It helps you understand if your system can handle real-world traffic smoothly without slowing down.