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Step into the world of Azure App Configuration with Bill Chesnut from SixPivot at INTEGRATE 2023 in this session titled "Using Azure App configuration with Azure Integration Services". Bill demystifies the process of application development, highlighting the advantages of Azure App Configuration over direct Azure Key Vault access. From real-world GitHub examples to its seamless integration with Logic Apps, learn how app configuration simplifies and secures your workflow.

Join Amanda Brock, CEO of Open UK, alongside other industry experts, Liz Rice, Matt Barker and Peter Zaitsev, as they explore the dynamic world of open source technology. From discussing the nuances of open source licenses and business models to delving into the challenges and ethical considerations of open source communities, this panel provides invaluable insights into the current state and future of open source. Whether you're a developer, entrepreneur, or open source enthusiast, this discussion offers a comprehensive understanding of the complexities and opportunities in open source today.

Please join Jeroen van Erp, StackState's Product Manager while he shows you how you can achieve full observability of your SUSE Rancher managed clusters. He'll demonstrate StackState's Kubernetes troubleshooting capabilities for development teams. You can easily manage your Rancher clusters and gain visibility into all your Kubernetes resources by installing the StackState agent from the SUSE Rancher marketplace. Jeroen will walk you through the service overview, service dependency map and powerful troubleshooting features that StackState offers.

Join Gremlin CTO and Founder Kolton Andrus to hear practical strategies for building a collaborative culture of reliability. High-velocity DevOps orgs and complex cloud-native architectures have made reliability harder than ever. Organizations are turning to SREs to make sure systems are reliable, but with so many stakeholders and competing priorities, many companies are still struggling to get ahead of the outages and incidents—SREs simply can't do it all by themselves.