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AWS Centralized Logging: A Complete Implementation Guide

In cloud environments, logs are often spread across numerous services, making it difficult to track down issues or gather meaningful insights. For AWS users, this challenge can become especially time-consuming. Centralized logging in AWS helps by bringing all your logs into a single platform, making management and analysis easier.

The Guide to Kubernetes Debugging

Kubernetes is widely used for deploying, scaling, and managing systems and applications and is an industry standard for container orchestration. Google engineers originally developed Kubernetes as an open-source project. Its first release was in September 2014, and since then, it has matured into a graduate project maintained by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). With the complexities of scale and distributed systems, debugging in Kubernetes environments can be difficult.

Enterprise Policy Management Example: Quarantine Packages Using Policy as Code

Cloudsmith built Enterprise Policy Management (EPM) on Open Policy Agent (OPA) and uses Rego to define policies as code. These policies control how packages move through your systems. They're versioned, reviewable, and enforceable. EPM is in early release, but it already draws on extensive metadata Cloudsmith collects from your artifacts: format, version, tags, license, vulnerability, malware scan results, and digital signatures.

Enterprise Policy Management with Cloudsmith

Enterprise Policy Management (EPM) is a programmable policy-as-code layer that controls the security, compliance, and flow of artifacts across the software supply chain. Teams can codify rules once and apply them continuously across repositories. With Cloudsmith’s platform, organizations extend policy enforcement across teams, environments, and geographies without introducing friction, including the open source packages that the chain depends on.

How software triage is changing with AI agents

"Imagine spending hours manually sifting through error logs, trying to pinpoint the root cause of a critical issue. This is a common challenge in software development." This is a problem that many engineers experience today and this process can be greatly improved an automated using AI agents. These AI agents will require as much context about the issue or problem as possible to be effective and have any opportunity to help improve this process.

Data Center Digital Twin: Modeling, Planning, and Visualization of All Your Sites

To manage today’s complex and distributed data center environments, data center professionals need more than spreadsheets, static diagrams, and siloed monitoring tools. They need a real-time and interactive view of their infrastructure, a data center digital twin. Modern Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software makes this possible. Far beyond basic monitoring or asset tracking, DCIM software delivers a true digital twin.

Monitor and Debug Laravel Applications with Sentry

Join me for a hands-on workshop where we'll debug real-world issues in a Laravel and React application using Sentry. We'll tackle three common production problems: You'll learn how to use Sentry's powerful tools including: Performance monitoring and tracing Error context enrichment Seer AI for root cause analysis Session Replay and Breadcrumbs By the end, you'll be equipped to debug complex issues in your own applications with confidence!

The Retail Media Imperative: Everything Brands Need to Know About Endemic and Non-Endemic Advertising

Retail Media Networks are no longer an experimental channel for digital advertisers. They have become an integral part of closed-loop marketing, enabling brands to leverage first-party consumer data for precise audience targeting. In 2025, US retail media ad spending is projected to reach approximately $62.4 billion, marking a significant increase from the previous year. This growth reflects the sector's continued momentum, with eMarketer expecting a 20% increase in allocations by U.S. advertisers.