Data! More Data!! Your valuable machine data - logs, metrics, and events - is valuable to more just your IT and security teams. Follow the Data Scientist Howard, and his robot Marvin, as they learn how Sumo Logic can give them access to valuable data they didn't even know existed.

A quick overview of Sentry.io.

Watch this session to learn how analytics can help you: Use insights from past projects to mitigate potential risks in current projects, Meticulously track the progress of projects using essential project management tools such as burn down, and burn up charts, and Review the overall project status and task status, and initiate corrective action, if necessary.

Auvik AVP of product management Patrick Albert talks with Tayler Feigl, Channel Development Manager, APAC at Datto to discuss key findings in Datto’s annual State of the Channel Ransomware Report, the result of interviewing 100,000 small to mid-sized business (SMBs) around the globe. You’ll hear what your MSP peers are doing to prepare, protect, and recover against ransomware, and investigate how you can use these findings to sell cybersecurity as part of your managed services offering.

Welcome to the Stack Doctor series! In this video, take a sneak peek at how Kubernetes is helping developers deploy complex applications with Stackdriver. Yuri Grinshteyn shows you how to create and monitor Kubernetes clusters with Google Kubernetes Engine.

Join 451 Research's Senior Analyst Nancy Gohring and OpsRamp's Vice President of Marketing Darren Cunningham as they discuss the latest trends in IT monitoring and management.

How many fastballs were pitched in 2016? What MLB Pitchers threw screwballs in 2016 and how many did they pitch? Watch Pete Cheslock answer these questions and more!

How much did you spend on EC2 over the last month? Are you able to find and identify outliers in your Amazon AWS bills?

Using the power of the CHAOSSEARCH Platform. Watch Pete Cheslock ask some questions to find out what are some of the most popular software licenses and languages in open source software. All on Amazon S3 with no Elasticsearch.

Where are all the Github Users?