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Jira Service Management (JSM) Review for Alerting (2025)

Oct 29, 2025 By Sreekar In Spike
Atlassian is shutting down OpsGenie. New sales stopped on June 4, 2025, and the platform will be completely offline by April 5, 2027. As an OpsGenie user, you now face a critical decision: Migrate to Jira Service Management (JSM), Atlassian’s recommended path, or choose a different solution. And if you’re not sure JSM is the right fit for your team’s alerting needs, this review will help you decide. I signed up for JSM and put it through real-world testing.
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graylog

Sliding Through Log-Time Space

Oct 29, 2025 By The Graylog Team In Graylog
This post kicks off a new series written by the Graylog Development Team. In these updates, we’ll highlight the features and fixes that make daily work in Graylog smoother. We want to show the work we care so much about and present the challenges we faced and overcame. Today, we’re starting with one of those minor but functional enhancements: Graylog time-range stepping.
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Azure Cost Optimization: Best Practices for Cloud Solution Providers

Oct 29, 2025 By Turbo360 In Turbo360
In this episode, we explore practical Azure cost management strategies tailored for Cloud Solution Providers (CSPs). The conversation dives into cost visibility, optimization techniques, and billing transparency, helping CSPs improve margins and deliver more value to their customers. Featuring experts from West Coast, a leading CSP, including James Reed (Azure Sales Manager) and Mitchell G. (Azure Sales Specialist), along with Mike Stevenson, the discussion highlights real-world insights from the partner ecosystem.
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appsignal

Find and Fix Fastify Slowdowns with AppSignal for Node.js

Oct 29, 2025 By Damilola Olatunji In AppSignal
In part one of this series, we set up basic performance monitoring for our Fastify application using AppSignal and explored key performance indicators. Now that we have our monitoring foundation in place, it's time to leverage these insights to actively improve application performance. You'll learn how to detect performance regressions, find optimization opportunities, and implement custom instrumentation with OpenTelemetry.
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cloudzero

CEO Diaries: Not All AI Talent Is Alike

Oct 29, 2025 By Phil Pergola In CloudZero
If Meta’s (now halted) nine-figure AI talent poaching scheme was any indication, the AI talent market is pretty frothy. The number of AI-related job postings has roughly tripled since 2019, and the average salary has more than doubled (Bain). The race is on for companies to find the fastest, most sustainable routes to AI-driven business value; all companies, but especially software companies, are hotly pursuing racers. But despite what Zuckerberg & Co.
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cloudzero

Open Source Cloud Orchestration Tools Compared

Oct 29, 2025 By Rachel Whitener In CloudZero
Before 2011, cloud infrastructure was still new. AWS had launched EC2 and S3 in 2006. But to deploy applications, engineers had to manually spin up servers, configure storage, and set up networking — all by hand or with custom scripts. There were early configuration management tools, such as Chef and Puppet, but those didn’t offer full cloud orchestration. Then in 2011, AWS launched AWS CloudFormation as the first major orchestration tool.
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lightrun

Top 4 Inefficiencies For Dev Teams Resolving Issues

Oct 29, 2025 By Jeff Zapotoczny In Lightrun
Every hour developers spend troubleshooting is an hour they’re not building features, innovating, or delivering value to customers. Yet in most organizations, issue management and debugging remains one of the biggest drains on productivity and release velocity. That frustration is exactly what led our founders, themselves developers, to create Lightrun.
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Building a Pregnancy App You Can Actually Trust!

Oct 29, 2025 By GitKraken In GitKraken
We never talk about pregnancy in the workplace. Maybe it's time to change that. Tech is still male-dominated, which creates a ripple effect: poor maternity policies, overworked expecting developers, and privacy-invasive apps that fail the people who need them most. But what happens when a developer decides to solve this problem themselves? Rizel built a pregnancy app she could actually trust. Not because existing solutions didn't exist, but because they weren't built with real privacy, real needs, and real developer insight in mind.
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