Creating successful products and projects goes beyond just great ideas and flexible processes. It's about truly understanding and listening to your customers.Attentively listening to their wants and needs unlocks invaluable insights that can revolutionize your story planning and project execution. In this blog, we'll look at easy but powerful tips to use the customer's input during story planning.

What is OpenTelemetry Collector, Architecture, Deployment and Getting started.

How JCB improves team structure, risk management, and application and platform development.

InfluxDB vs Thanos: Overview, Pros and Cons, and Differences.

Site reliability engineers manage a lot, and often in incredibly high-stakes environments. Remember that scene from "The Matrix" where Neo dodges bullets in slow motion? Of course you do. As an SRE, it can feel like you're the person getting hit by those bullets, frantically trying to investigate performance issues, automate away toil, and support the engineers around you, all before the next wave of attacks.

In today's fast-paced technological landscape, ensuring the resilience and dependability of systems is crucial. This is where Chaos Engineering comes in, transforming how organizations approach system testing and fortification. Chaos Engineering helps find vulnerabilities that could go undetected under normal circumstances by purposefully introducing controlled interruptions and failures.

As new incidents emerge, there are often many unknowns about the size, severity, and cause of the problem. Sometimes it’s not clear if the problem is an incident at all. That’s where introducing a triage stage to your incident management process can help. In this post, we’ll look at the benefits of adding a triage layer to your incident management, and how Rootly’s Triage feature allows you to seamlessly transition from triage to real incident (or false alarm).