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Learn how to create an alert to monitor Kubernetes metrics. Follow along with your own data, even if you don't use Kubernetes or metrics!

Neil Manvar (Solutions Engineer @Sentry) and Vincent Budrovich (Sr. Software Engineer @Eventbrite) show and discuss how Release Health helps team monitor their releases for crash-free users, crash-free sessions, version adoption, & moment-in-time data.

We explore some of the new features 2020 had in store for Pandora FMS, such as the new wizards and dashboards, smart services or the new options for Discovery. We will take a look at the latest improvements in alert correlation, log collection and display and we will discuss the new compatibilities with Docker and Centos 8.

Grafana Labs just announced Grafana Enterprise Logs or GEL as part of the new Grafana Enterprise Stack. GEL is built on top of Grafana Loki and comes out of the box with enterprise-grade security, administration, and collaborative features. GEL Enables you to offer Loki-as-a-Service for your organization - on a huge scale.

Join Rancher and SUSE at our next global meetup where we focus on the latest release from of CNCF Sandbox project Longhorn and its benefits for Rancher users. When used with Rancher, Longhorn 1.1 provides Kubernetes users with a reliable Kubernetes-native persistent storage solution from core to cloud to edge. This meetup will be hosted by Adrian Goins (Director of Community, SUSE). You will also hear directly from Sheng Yang (Principal Developer, Longhorn) and William Jimenez (Product Manager, Longhorn).

JFrog CLI Plugins allow enhancing the functionality of JFrog CLI to meet the specific user and organization needs. All public plugins are registered in JFrog CLI's Plugins Registry. The source code of a plugin is maintained as an open source Go project on GitHub. Anyone can develop their own plugin, in Go. This build-report plugin can print a table showing a report of a build that was published to Artifactory, right into your terminal. Watch this video to see how.

Implementing image scanning on a Kubernetes admission controller is an interesting strategy to apply policies that need Kubernetes context, and create a last line of defense for your cluster. You are probably following the image scanning best practices already, detecting vulnerabilities and misconfigurations before they can be exploited. However, not everything you deploy goes through your CI/CD pipeline or known registries. There are also third-party images and, sometimes, manual deploys.

In this video we explore RapidSpike Magecart Attack Detection.