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The 3 pillars of observability: Unified logs, metrics, and traces

Understanding telemetry signals for better decision-making, improved performance, and enhanced customer experiences Telemetry signals have evolved significantly over the years — if you blinked, you could have missed it. In fact, much of the common wisdom about observability needs a refresh. If your observability solution doesn’t consider the current state of telemetry, you might need an upgrade.

The Role of AI in Modern Job Applications: Tools and Techniques for the Digital Age

In the digital age, the landscape of job applications has evolved dramatically, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a pivotal role in this transformation. Traditional paper resumes and cover letters have given way to dynamic digital tools designed to streamline and enhance the job application process. AI technologies are now at the forefront, offering job seekers and employers innovative ways to connect more efficiently and effectively.

Raygun's new SDK for .NET Blazor makes error monitoring easy

.NET Blazor, a robust web development framework, offers developers the unique opportunity to build interactive web applications using C#, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that can run on the server, on the user’s browser, or even as a mobile application when part of a.NET MAUI application. Its unique approach differentiates Blazor from traditional web development methods.

Understanding Memory Management in Windows 10 vs. Windows 11: What's Changed with Virtual Memory?

When you use a computer, memory management is one of the most important things that happens behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly. Memory management helps your computer keep track of all the programs you’re using, the files you’re opening, and ensures your system doesn’t slow down, crash, or freeze. In this blog post, we’ll look at how Windows 10 and Windows 11 handle memory management, focusing specifically on virtual memory in Windows 11.

Four ways observability can enhance IT resilience in 2025

Enterprises are yet to hit a sweet spot with their IT infrastructure monitoring. Despite investing thousands of dollars and getting a bunch of monitoring tools, it is almost always true that the customer catches the issue before the monitoring tool does. In today’s time, teams are looking at more than just monitoring tools. In fact, they want a system that can detect and resolve the issue in the same platform without any delays or intervention.

Secure IT Success with Enhanced Physical Security

The first line of defense in any robust IT infrastructure is controlling who can physically access critical hardware and data centers. Implementing security measures like biometric authentication, RFID badges, and access control systems drastically reduces the risk of unauthorized entry. This is particularly crucial for preventing insider threats and external breaches that could lead to data theft or system tampering.

Key Risks in Managing Enterprise Vulnerabilities and Assets

With the rapid adoption of cloud environments, IoT devices, and remote workforces, the attack surface of many organizations has grown exponentially. Each new system or endpoint introduces potential vulnerabilities that need to be identified, managed, and mitigated. This expanded attack surface makes it difficult to track all the moving parts, leaving organizations vulnerable to breaches.