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Netdata 2.6.0 is here and it’s our most intelligent release yet! This version brings AI-powered monitoring, easier network visibility, and smoother enterprise integrations, all designed to help you troubleshoot faster and scale smarter. What's New: Netdata Referral Program Every referred user will get a 10% discount when they subscribe to Netdata Business or Homelab - and you will receive 10% of their subscription value (up to a max of 1000$ per space). You can refer an unlimited number of users, so there's no real limit to how much you can earn with the referral program.

Somewhere in your commit history, a bug snuck in. You could scroll. Panic. Guess. Or — you could let Git find the exact commit that broke your code. In this episode of Wait… Git Can Do That?, we show you how git bisect binary-searches your history to isolate the problem — fast, clean, and testable. Use git bisect start, good, and bad Test each step to narrow it down Or automate it with git bisect run.

Part of the Gremlin Office Hours series: A monthly deep dive with Gremlin experts. Cloud providers like AWS give you plenty of tools to make your workloads more resilient, but it’s up to you to apply them. However, considering how complex some of these tools are, where do you start? And how can you be sure your systems are more reliable as a result?

Speed isn't just about developer productivity—it's about market dominance. Rob sits down with Brian Guthrie, Director of Engineering at Justworks and former ThoughtWorks consultant, to explore why lead time from conception to production should be your organization's north star metric.

Break down patching silos and remediate vulnerabilities faster with Puppet. Most CVEs sit unaddressed for weeks, even after your scanner picks them up. Vulnerability Remediation in Advanced Patching (a Puppet Enterprise Advanced exclusive) gives Security and Ops teams an easy-to-use dashboard for finding, fixing, and reporting on vulnerabilities. No more tossing CVEs over the fence. No more finger-pointing when things go wrong. Just swift, efficient vulnerability management.

Got 12 unnamed stashes and no idea what’s in any of them? In this episode of Wait… Git Can Do That?, we show you how to list and pop a specific stash entry using stash@{n}. You’ll learn how to: Orient yourself with git stash list Pop a targeted stash with stash@{2} Keep it around using apply instead of pop No more mystery stashing. Just clean, precise Git workflows. Subscribe for more ways to make Git suck less.