InfluxDB Community Office Hours are one-hour, monthly online sessions, hosted by Influxers to answer your questions about any topic related to InfluxDB or time series. We host this monthly live webinar so that users can directly ask a panel of Influxers questions and talk in real time. We record these sessions and post them on YouTube. InfluxDB Community Office Hours are part of our commitment to open source, developer happiness, and time to awesome. In our August 2020 session, Tim Hall discusses InfluxDB OSS 2.0 and the path to upgrading.

Learn how to remotely monitor Oracle environments easily with Discovery Applications.

Perhaps you have heard of 12-factor apps, cloud-native, or 15-factor apps. Maybe you have wondered if cloud-native was right for you. In this session we will explore how to deliver apps using this methodology on Kubernetes. We will start by explaining the 15-factors. We will also review the cloud native features that are built into Kubernetes. Then we will create a new application, for Kubernetes, and demonstrate how to make it “15 factor cloud native on Kubernetes” !

Load testing and performance monitoring used to be really hard and bothersome. Not any more! With modern code-first tools and visualisation, being on top of your service scalability and performance is no longer something that's reserved for the QA department. According to research by Google, 53% of mobile website visitors will leave if the page load duration exceeds three seconds. Armed with this knowledge, We'll go through how to implement load tests and performance monitoring around it as well as how to efficiently visualize it.

Introducing Kennel, a tool that allows you to manage your Datadog resources as code, including monitors, SLOs, and dashboards.

A brief and entertaining story of PagerBeauty — a widget showing who's PagerDuty on-call on Datadog dashboards. How to get a pet project from "barely working MVP" to top 10 on Show Hacker News in a week (or so).

Xray gives developers and DevSecOps teams an easy way to proactively identify open source vulnerabilities and license compliance violations before they manifest in production.

Helm 3 is developing a set of best practices that help make Kubernetes applications more secure. As a recent graduate from incubation to full-fledged project of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, Helm has been developing its own ecosystem and is working towards mature tooling. Join Rancher and JFrog as they provide more details into updates in Helm 3 and how Helm Charts create reproducible security in the Kubernetes ecosystem.

Artifactory supports Kubernetes, the de facto orchestration tool in the industry, for automating deployment, scaling, and management of microservices and containerized applications.

Sleuth now enables you to tag your deployments to give you a way to separate or categorize deployments you care about. This video walks through tags work and how you can add your own custom tags for your Sleuth deployments.