Want to have different emojis for creating different priority tickets? Want to create tickets with different emojis to different teams? With Pagerly, You can quickly create incidents or tickets within Slack using emojis. Use your favourite emoji or the rightly suited one and setup teams to map the emoji to the team or ticket board. You can define different issue types , priority levels, services, etc or any custom field of your choice to setup these.

Last9 Levitate’s integration with LaunchDarkly enables change intelligence with feature flag events. Visualize the feature flag events as Change Event annotations in Levitate to correlate system health.

Last9 Levitate’s integration with LaunchDarkly enables change intelligence with feature flag events. Visualize the feature flag events as Change Event annotations in Levitate to correlate system health.

React 19 isn’t GA yet, but Sentry already supports it. The Sentry React SDK now supports React 19 and it’s new error handling hooks. This means that Sentry will automatically attach your component stack to every new error, making it easy to know where to look in your component tree for debugging.

Imagine a world where databases not only store vast amounts of data but autonomously optimize themselves, predict future trends, and seamlessly integrate with AI. In this Data (R)evolution episode, we share a fascinating conversation with Soumya Bijjal, the VP of Product at Aiven, and John Joseph Kennedy, the Head of Databases at Aiven, about the future of AI, databases, and data platforms. They dissect the current AI landscape, the challenges companies face, and the transformative potential of integrating AI with data systems.

Netdata software engineer Fotis Voutsas demonstrates just how fast and easy it is to install Netdata. In under a minute, Netdata is up and running, monitoring your system's metrics. With Netdata, you can monitor your nodes, whether they are physical, virtual, containers, or IoT. All you need to do is: Sign in at app.netdata.cloud Copy the kick-start script, paste it into your node's terminal, and follow the directions, typing in your sudo password along the way. Watch your Netdata dashboard come to life and start monitoring your infrastructure with pre-configured dashboards.