One of our most requested Loki tutorials is here! Deploying the Loki Helm on AWS . In this video, we’ll walk you through the entire process of deploying the Loki Helm on AWS; from creating a Kubernetes cluster to configuring essential AWS resources to learning best practices when creating your Helm values file. If you are struggling with your first production deployment this should get you up and running so you can store your logs.

Culture isn’t something to simply "preserve" – it’s something you build and adapt! Dharmesh Shah, @HubSpot-CRM CTO, shares why teams should think of culture as a product that grows over time. Catch the full session from last year’s GitKon with Dharmesh and GitKraken’s CEO, Matt Johnston, here on YouTube.

In today’s fast-paced, cloud-native environment, managing logs can be a real challenge. Traditional tools struggle to keep up, making it difficult to find the root cause of issues when every second counts. Logz.io’s new AI-powered log management and analytics solution is here to change that.

During this pre-KubeCon online event, we will tackle the big questions that should be at the center of conversation at this year's event. If over 90% of software deployed is open-source; It's time for engineering leaders to make their IDP tooling bets. KubeCon is the opportunity to answer these big questions and share ideas. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the leading minds in the software supply chain management about the most pressing questions in the industry today ahead of the only event that matters.

Join Honeybadger cofounder Ben Curtis as he uses Honeybadger to find and query for application errors in Honeybadger Insights. Honeybadger Insights is a new full-stack logging, observability, and performance monitoring tool from Honeybadger.io. Gain insights into your errors, application logs, and other event streams with a powerful query language and ready-made dashboards.

On this episode of Simple Talks, Louis hangs out with Aaron Bertrand and talks hockey, curling, football, hybrid cars and even some technology. One of the big (non-sports) themes of the episode is that Aaron is a problem-solver and is interested in how issues can be overcome with technology - even if his focus now and in the conceivable future is being a top-level expert with some of the aspects of SQL Server.