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manageengine

Top tips: Beating notification fatigue before it beats you

Aug 14, 2025 By Shawn King Jason In ManageEngine
Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world today and list ways to explore these trends. This week, we’re looking at the rise of notification fatigue and how to manage alerts so they boost productivity instead of draining it. You’re in the middle of a task, fully focused, when ping!—a new email lands. You glance at it, thinking it’ll only take a second, but by the time you get back to your work, you’ve lost your momentum.
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bunnyshell

QA Testing in 2025: Revolutionize Your Workflow with Preview Environments

Aug 14, 2025 By Alin Dobra In Bunnyshell
Software quality assurance has changed dramatically over the past few years. Today, the velocity of software development demands more than traditional staging and shared QA environments. Releases are expected to be faster, integration cycles shorter, and quality standards higher. These pressures have inspired a growing interest in preview environments—ephemeral, production-like spaces spun up on demand for testing code changes in isolation.
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super monitoring

LogRocket - The Ultimate Toolkit for Front-End Insight and Performance

Aug 14, 2025 By Super Monitoring In Super Monitoring
When you need to get beyond surface-level metrics and see what users are actually going through when using your web application, LogRocket provides a potent set of tools. It was built with designers, developers, marketers, ecommerce managers, and web site owners in mind and in a nutshell it combines session replay, error tracking, product-level analytics, and AI-driven insight all in one place.
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Infraon

What is Data Logging? A Complete Guide to Process and Practical Uses

Aug 14, 2025 By Deepak Gupta In Infraon
Log management encompasses the practice of gathering, organizing, archiving, and maintaining access to logs. As devices and services multiply, so does the data they emit. It demands structured systems that can ingest logs in various formats, sort them for clarity, and retain them based on policies set by security, audit, or technical teams. In this blog, you’ll better understand data logging, its use cases, challenges, as well as trends.
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Cycle

Cycle Joins the Vultr Cloud Alliance

Aug 14, 2025 By The Cycle Team In Cycle
Cycle.io is proud to announce that we have officially joined the Vultr Cloud Alliance , a curated ecosystem of best-in-class cloud providers and services. The alliance is built around the opportunity to provide developers, startups, and enterprises more choice, flexibility, and performance without the overhead of traditional orchestration tools.
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Reliability is when customers aren't impacted

Aug 14, 2025 By Gremlin In Gremlin
Ultimately, a system is reliable when customers and engineers can count on it. Full transcript:  When I get to hear stories like, "Hey, we just had our holiday sales event kick off and everything went smoothly and I didn't have to wake up in the middle of the night." That is really the true definition of reliability these people that are constantly hands-on keyboard in charge of making sure that people like myself and like you aren't impacted when we're going to, for example, buy a new pair of sneakers, or we're going to get some sort of limited edition release that's coming out, right?
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circleci

Zero-downtime deployment with Flagsmith and CircleCI

Aug 14, 2025 By Daniel Efe In CircleCI
As developers, we continually strive to improve our software. This often means rolling out new software features at a rapid pace. However, deploying new features to production is not without risk. From no real production testing to limited rollback options, traditional deployment can quickly become frustrating. The worst issues, though, usually stem from one thing: buggy features making their way into the hands of users.
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Incident.io

Using Claude to power up your onboarding

Aug 14, 2025 By Article In Incident.io
I joined incident.io about ten weeks ago, having been in my previous role for four and a half years. Being a new starter was an unusual feeling for me, and there's been a huge amount to learn; but by lunch on my second day (!) I had started shipping value to our customers. A large part of hitting the ground running has been having a colleague alongside me, who I can pester with questions, who doesn’t get offended when I write in all capitals, and often praises me for being absolutely right!
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