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Real-time Linux with Ubuntu: low-latency performance for embedded systems
Need deterministic response times for latency-sensitive applications? In this session, Edoardo Barbieri (Product Manager at Canonical) breaks down the fundamentals of real-time Linux on Ubuntu, and how it meets the demands of telco, industrial automation, and robotics use cases. Learn how Ubuntu enables predictable, low-latency performance across embedded environments. Subscribe. Fuel your curiosity.
Why Scaling Support for IoT Devices is so Challenging
Discover how China's latest crackdown on autonomous vehicles could reshape the industry. François Baldassari unpacks the impact of new regulations on OTA updates and safety features.
How to benchmark Elasticsearch performance with ingest pipelines and your own logs
When setting up an Elasticsearch cluster, one of the most common use cases is to ingest and search through logs. This blog post focuses on getting a benchmark that will tell you how well your cluster will handle your workload. It allows you to create a reproducible environment for testing things out. Do you want to change the mapping of something, drop some fields, alter the ingest pipeline?
What is PagerDuty? Key Features & Benefits Explained
PagerDuty. You’ve probably heard it mentioned during outages or seen it in tech forums. Maybe your DevOps team talks about it, or you found it while looking for ways to handle system failures. So, what is PagerDuty exactly? And why do teams rely on it? This post breaks down PagerDuty in simple terms, explores its key features and benefits, and shows you how to get started. We’ll also introduce you to a PagerDuty alternative that might work better for your team’s needs.
CloudWatch vs OpenTelemetry: Choosing What Fits Your Stack
Choosing the right observability setup isn’t just a checkbox—it affects how quickly you can detect issues, debug them, and keep your systems reliable. CloudWatch and OpenTelemetry take different paths to that goal: one is a managed service tightly coupled with AWS, the other a flexible, open-source framework that's becoming a go-to in modern monitoring stacks.
Solr Key Metrics: The Essential Guide for DevOps & SREs
When Solr performance degrades, everyone notices - except maybe your monitoring system. The right metrics can alert you to problems before your users start complaining. This guide walks through the essential Solr metrics that matter for production deployments.
Reducing Database Complexity and Size using Subsetting | The Tony and Tonie Show
Getting realistic test data from large production databases can be a challenge, especially when you're trying to keep dev environments lightweight and secure. Tony and Tonie discuss how subsetting CLI in Redgate Test Data Manager will help you quickly generate smaller, fully representative subsets automatically.
Graylog Enterprise Tour!
Check out the latest tour of Graylog Enterprise. Check out Graylog Data Lake, Content Hub, Alerting, Role-Based Access Control, and more!
This Month in Datadog: OpenTelemetry Collector distribution, GitHub Copilot integration, and more
Datadog is constantly elevating the approach to cloud monitoring and security. This Month in Datadog updates you on our newest product features, announcements, resources, and events. To learn more about Datadog and start a free 14-day trial, visit Cloud Monitoring as a Service | Datadog. This month, we put the Spotlight on the Datadog Distribution of the OpenTelemetry Collector.