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Have you ever tried to scroll up a piece of paper? Have you described a GIF during an actual conversation? To save you from these embarrassing situations, hosts Chrystal Taylor and Sean Sebring identify some telltale signs that it’s time to Log Off (trumpets blaring) and suggest some new ways to spend your time as you wean from the screen. Touch grass, smell the roses, give your thumbs a much-needed break right after this episode.

While baggage isn’t required for distributed tracing, it is required for carrying metadata between services. How will the observability community address that and make it easier over time? Featuring: Winston Hearn, Frontend Observability Expert and Hazel Weakly, Web Developer and SRE.

What is the biggest value of #observability as practiced on the #backend that you are excited to see taken up as more #frontend #developers start practicing observability on their own? Featuring: Winston Hearn, Frontend Observability Expert and Hazel Weakly, Web Developer and #SRE.

This video goes into setting up alerting in @Grafana with InfluxDB as the data source.

This video goes over how to take advantage of variables in @Grafana while using InfluxDB as a data source.

This video will go over how to build a dashboard with different graph types in @Grafana using InfluxDB V3.

This panel discussion, featuring Jenna, Director of Engineering, Reliability Platforms at Canva and Andrew, Head of Engineering at Atlassian, explored the challenges and strategies of implementing standardization in large tech companies. Atlassian, known for its software development and collaboration tools, initially faced resistance to standardization but shifted as inefficiencies and compliance issues emerged. Canva, a graphic design platform, highlighted the balance between flexibility and standardization, using observability tools for accountability.

Learn how to create an OpenAI powered Panel Plugin for Grafana that can analyse the contents of your dashboard and provide valuable insights and accessibility.

In this video, Grafana Developer Advocate Leandro Melendez shows how you can get Grafana OSS up and running in linux distributions RedHat and Fedora.