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10 Service Desk Automation Ideas You Need to Apply ASAP

Help desk activities involve so many manual tasks that the job can quickly become tedious — leading to human error and high turnover. Service desk automation helps you avoid all that and allows IT support teams to focus on more complex and critical tasks. Some of the benefits that well-implemented automation can bring you include: Explore ten InvGate Service Management automation ideas in this video and boost your support efficiency!

Revolutionizing Incident Management with AI: Meet Mo Copilot

Join us for this webinar as we explore how our newly launched Sumo Logic Mo Copilot redefines incident management with the power of AI. We'll examine the limitations of traditional troubleshooting methods and why they fall short in today’s fast-paced environments. Discover how Mo Copilot leverages advanced machine learning and automation to streamline root cause analysis and reduce mean time to resolution (MTTR). We'll also showcase a live demonstration and highlight how Mo Copilot integrates into your workflow, transforming how you manage operational reliability.

#037 - Problem First, Kubernetes Second: Insights from Ahmed Bebars (New York Times | CNCF)

In this episode of Kubernetes for Humans, we speak with Ahmed Bebars, a Principal Engineer at the New York Times and a CNCF Ambassador, who offers a unique perspective on cloud native technologies. Ahmed recounts his professional journey in accounting before transitioning into the technology sector, leading to his current deep involvement with the Kubernetes ecosystem. He shares his initial introduction to Kubernetes almost a decade ago, recognizing its capabilities in container orchestration.

Advanced Container Resource Monitoring with docker stats

If you’ve ever needed to check how much CPU or memory a Docker container is using, docker stats is the command for the job. It provides real-time resource usage metrics, helping you monitor and troubleshoot containers efficiently. This guide covers everything you need to know about docker stats: how to use it, what each metric means, and how to integrate it into a larger monitoring setup.

Former Pebble Engineers Discuss The Rarity of Open Source Firmware

It's not every day that commercial firmware gets open-sourced. In this clip, we talk about why it's so uncommon—and why it’s a huge learning opportunity when it does happen. From modern development practices to years of debugging edge cases, open-source firmware gives engineers a rare look inside real production code.

Unlocking Zephyr Debugging

If you’ve been working with Zephyr RTOS, you know how powerful and flexible it is for embedded development. At Percepio, we appreciate Zephyr’s hardware abstraction and kernel architecture, which make it easy to get up and running on a wide range of hardware. Now, we have exciting news for developers looking to improve their Zephyr debugging and performance analysis: we’ve validated that Percepio Tracealyzer works on over 600 Zephyr-supported development boards!

Top Cloud Cost News From February 2025

There’s no doubt about it: The cloud cost landscape changes quickly. It seems like every month brings new updates from the cloud providers and several new resources you can use to master FinOps within your organization. Here are the top cloud cost news headlines you may have missed from February 2025: Read on for the details.

AI is Showing Up in Rugged Tablets in New Ways. But This May Be One of the Most Meaningful on the Frontline Right Now.

Right now. Without any training or extra “work” needed on your part. If you’re an emergency medical technician (EMT,) utility lineman, forklift operator, delivery driver, or other frontline worker who can’t do much without your rugged tablet, there’s one thing that comes to mind: AI can reduce button pushes. What do I mean?

Grafana Alloy: OpenTelemetry, With Some Abstraction Issues

OpenTelemetry (OTel) is supposed to be the great equalizer in observability, giving teams full control over how they collect, process, and store telemetry data. It was built to be open, flexible, and vendor-neutral. Grafana Alloy claims to be OpenTelemetry-compatible, but scratch beneath the surface, and you’ll see that, based on our investigations, it is not a neutral OpenTelemetry Collector.