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If you use Checkly, eventually you'll be looking at alerts about something failing, and wonder how to debug a failed check. For most of us, the first thing we want to see is the video of a failed check run. Sometimes, though, our check doesn’t capture video. This guide will cover three common reasons a video doesn’t show up on a check run. This advice is general for Playwright as well as those running Playwright tests on Checkly.

Security, operations, and development teams rely more and more on the ability to efficiently query logs. As these teams monitor the health, performance, and usage of their systems and investigate incidents, delving into log data can often be a matter of urgency.

Most CircleCI pipelines are configured to trigger automatically on code commits, but not every development scenario fits that model. Sometimes you need to trigger a build manually—to test pipeline changes, retry a flaky test, or run CI on a colleague’s branch—without the friction of pushing empty commits or navigating to the UI to manually trigger a build.

Once upon a time in the world of metrics, Wavefront was a pioneer. Before Prometheus took over and tools like OpenTelemetry unified tracing and metrics, Wavefront brought something novel to the table: human-readable metrics with real-time querying and tag-based dimensionality. In enterprise environments running VMware or early microservices, it offered a scalable way to understand a system's behavior. But as the telemetry landscape evolved, many systems that spoke Wavefront were left behind.

Companies using AI are expected to grow by 5.6% in 2025, pushing AI-driven business value to $4.9 trillion, up from $4.7 trillion in 2024, predicts Forrester. If this momentum continues, we won’t just see growth in AI adoption; we’ll witness a transformation in how businesses operate, opening doors to even greater innovation and long-term success.