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in this episode of our Getting Started With Catchpoint series, Leon walks you through setting up a traceroute test. He covers the various options - the type of traceroute, thresholds, etc and even touches on what you can do with the test data once it's being collected - from smartboards to alerts and beyond.

In this tutorial, we dig into more complex yet equally fundamental elements of Grafana Alerting: alert instances and notification policies. Don't miss the rest of the "Get started with Grafana Alerting" series! Each part dives into a different feature to help you get the most out of alerting in Grafana.

How do you onboard 800+ developers, integrate 17 acquisitions, and still keep dev velocity high? Ed Frederici, CTO of Appfire, shares how their unified developer experience scales productivity and preserves team culture. Whether you're leading a team or just joining one, this talk will change how you think about onboarding, autonomy, and dev growth. GitKraken Desktop: gitkraken.com/git-client GitKraken CLI: gitkraken.com/cli.

What does dev onboarding look like after 17 acquisitions? At Appfire, it's not chaos, it's a unified developer experience that actually scales. In this GitKon session, CTO Ed Frederici shares how Appfire integrates 60+ teams and 160+ products without losing developer velocity or culture. For dev leads, managers, and anyone building a better onboarding playbook...this one's gold.

Trying to find when a specific function changed — or disappeared? In this episode of Wait… Git Can Do That?, we show you how to use git log -S'string' to search your Git history for code-level changes. Use -S to find string adds/removals Add -p to view the diffs Bonus: In GitKraken Desktop, search visually and jump straight to changes Less guessing.

So you're at the bar and someone asks, "What does your software do anyway?". How do you respond? How do you condense your technical feats into a response concise enough for the alcohol-fueled mind and amazing enough to remember tomorrow? Todd Gardner shares the demo that launched TrackJS around the world.