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How a Roofing Contractor Evaluates Roof Damage After a Storm

When a storm strikes, the aftermath can overwhelm homeowners, especially when their roof has taken the brunt of the impact. The damage, from torn shingles to hidden structural concerns, may not always be immediately visible. That's why a thorough evaluation by a roofing contractor becomes essential. It's not just about patching things up; it's about ensuring the long-term integrity and safety of the home. We will explore how roofing contractors systematically assess storm-related roof damage, identifying surface and underlying issues that could lead to greater problems if ignored.

How To Map Customer Journey To Improve Digital Conversions

To be successful in digital marketing, you need to know how a customer interacts with your brand all the way from the beginning to when they buy. This process is known as the customer journey. Making a customer journey map lets you pinpoint all the steps the customer goes through which are discovery, considering choices, making a decision and engaging after the purchase. If businesses are familiar with each phase, they can develop a better and more successful marketing plan.

The One Where We Show You Copilot Editor

Copilot Editor is like an AI-powered Rosetta Stone for telemetry. It helps Cribl users take raw, messy telemetry data and turn it into standardized, analytics-ready formats. The most important piece? It puts YOU in control. Our human-in-the-loop design means that users have full control over and visibility into what’s happening with their critical data, preventing AI-induced mistakes. Watch this fun demo with the AI product team to show Copilot Editor's true value to the average Cribl user!

A Guide to Apple Declarative Device Management for Enterprises

Apple declarative management introduces a shift from the traditional command-based model to a more autonomous and flexible framework. This approach aims to improve the efficiency and responsiveness of managing Apple devices. The components of Apple declarative management — declarations, assets, predicates and status channels — work together to create a more efficient, scalable and responsive MDM framework.

MCP = Observability + Code, a Real-life Example

Our bot is hitting an error. We can see it in the distributed trace. Here, see what happened when we noticed it: Austin fired up Claude Code (hooked up to Honeycomb with its MCP tool) and got it to find the error, fix it, deploy, and check that the fix worked. It got a little overconfident at first, but the ending is happy. IRL this took 22 minutes; the video speeds up the AI agent interactions and cuts out waiting. This video includes Austin Parker, Jessica Kerr, and Ken Rimple.

Flexible, Evidence-Driven Compliance: Meet Kosli's Custom Attestations

At Kosli, we believe that governance in software delivery shouldn’t be a bottleneck – it should be an extension of how your teams already work. That’s why we’re excited to introduce custom attestations in Kosli. Here’s the short version: What are custom attestations? They let you record facts about your workflows – with evidence – using controls that actually match your processes. Why does this matter? Because generic attestations can miss the mark.

Top Features of Splunk Observability Cloud for Engineers

In this video we’ll walk you through a demonstration of Splunk Observability Cloud’s key capabilities. You’ll see how you can monitor Kubernetes cluster health in Infrastructure Monitoring, and alert on your services’ health using AutoDetect Detectors and Alerts. We’ll then take a look at traces and metrics in APM, and use Related Content to find correlated log entries of error traces. Then we’ll use AlwaysOn Profiling to troubleshoot long duration traces for our service.

What's Inside InfluxDB 3.1

InfluxDB 3.1 is now available for both Core and Enterprise editions, bringing significant improvements that make managing high-volume, high-velocity time series data even easier, faster, and more secure. InfluxDB 3 Core is the free, open source edition of InfluxDB 3—a high-speed, recent-data engine licensed under MIT and Apache 2. InfluxDB 3 Enterprise is the commercial version of Core, adding support for longer-term historical queries, high availability, enhanced security, and more.