In this episode, Rob sits down with Ken Rose, CTO of OpsLevel, to delve into the evolving landscape of platform teams and the pressing challenges they face. Together, they explore OpsLevel's mission to tackle the mounting complexities encountered by modern organizations.

The Kubernetes Monitoring app in Grafana Cloud helps you visualize infrastructure costs across providers, identify unallocated and idle resources, and visualize and optimize Kubernetes resources. In this video, Vijay Tolani shows how to lower costs and improve fleet efficiency with the Kubernetes Monitoring app in Grafana Cloud.

Tracy Boggiano, Database Architect for Sound Physicians, explains how SQL Prompt improves productivity. SQL Prompt enables users to write high quality SQL faster. As well as autocompleting your code, SQL Prompt takes care of formatting, object renaming, and other distractions, so you can concentrate on how the code actually works..

There are main ways to create a pull request in GitKraken Desktop – drag-and-drop and the left panel. Drag-and-drop even autofills your PR form, including assignees and labels.

Post migration, Artesia General Hospital’s overall business performance has increased thanks in part to C1's managed services.

A great 3 minute video that demonstrates Resolve's capability to integrate with ServiceNow and incorporate Guided Procedures (interactive knowledge articles, blended with automation).

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Shadowing experienced responders is one of the most effective ways for folks who are new to on-call to gain the confidence and knowledge to handle incidents independently. Traditionally, shadow rotations are cumbersome to set up, involving duplicating and editing an existing schedule. For Rootly On-Call users, setting up shadow rotations couldn’t be easier with our new native Shadowing feature. Here are a few highlights.

Ivanti's Robert Waters (Lead PMM, Exposure Management) is back with Chris Goettl (VP of Product, Patch Management) for the last of our three episodes covering Verizon's 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report, covering the third-most popular attack vector in breaches today: exploit vulnerabilities. And while they may be #3 in prevalence, they're #1 in Chris' and Robert's hearts.

Data centers are major energy consumers, emitting CO2 equivalent to 13 million cars in North America alone. Emissions arise from primary operations and auxiliary systems like cooling and backup generators. Inefficiencies in IT equipment management and a lack of detailed emissions analysis hinder targeted reduction strategies. So, is it possible to make them more sustainable? The short answer is, yes.