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Introducing Rancher KIM, the Kubernetes Image Manager. KIM is a proper Kubernetes client that installs and manages the back-end services required to support its focus on delivering a `docker build` (and related image management) compatible experience to your development workflow. This means you can download the KIM executable for your client platform and run `kim build --tag your/image:tag .`, just as you would invoke `docker build`, and have the image immediately available on your single-node K3s cluster. There's no need to push the image to an external repository nor export it to a tarball and then import it into K3s containerd.

The recent SUNBURST cyberattack on the SolarWinds software build environment is a concerning new reality for the software industry, representing the increasingly sophisticated actions by outside nation-states on the supply chains and infrastructure on which we all rely. SolarWinds is committed to sharing our learnings about this attack broadly given the common development practices in the industry and our belief that transparency and cooperation are our best tools to help prevent and protect against future attacks.

Analysts are often overwhelmed with a large volume of security events. Phantom makes event management easy by consolidating all events from multiple sources into one place.

In this webinar, we discuss observability challenges in the current DevOps scenario and the unique performance monitoring and debugging capabilities of Site24x7 APM Insight.

We continue to improve our AIOps and machine learning capabilities to help customers reduce noise, quickly identify root cause, and automate the resolution of critical, business-impacting issues. This will help organizations further increase cost savings, reduce mean time to resolution (MTTR), and preserve people hours. The following capabilities empower responders to gain control, deliver critical context for faster root cause identification, assess impact, and automate actions with minimal configuration.

We continue expanding our ecosystem of native integrations to help teams bridge the communication gap between customer service and engineering teams, embrace full-service ownership, and better manage cloud migration initiatives.

This talk shows how to use Tasks, Flux, dashboards and monitoring and alerting in InfluxDB Cloud to create an external service or website monitor. This video is a simple example for everyone to use as a template for their own custom monitoring applications built on top of InfluxDB Cloud.

IT incidents often lack critical business context necessary to conduct triage, resulting in long incident management lifecycles and high MTTR. Automatic Incident Triage significantly simplifies and shortens triage by automatically adding actionable business context to incidents.