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How Miscommunication Can Break Your Code!

Security isn’t just about scanners and firewalls...it’s about people. In this session, Stefania Chaplin (founder of DevStefOps) explores how developers and security teams can collaborate more effectively to build stronger, more resilient systems. You’ll learn why empathy, trust, and psychological safety are just as essential as any security tool. What you’ll learn: Why people are the heart of effective security The real-world cost of miscommunication (including the Equifax breach) How to align dev and security mindsets Strategies for building collaborative, security-first teams.

TC2x vs.TC5x: Choosing the Right Zebra Mobile Touch Computer for Your Business | Zebra

Dive into the design highlights and key differences between Zebra’s TC2x and TC5x Android mobile touch computers. Discover how these devices, crafted by Zebra’s ergonomic experts, are tailored to meet diverse needs across retail, transport, logistics, warehousing, manufacturing, and field operations. From ruggedness and Return on Investment (ROI) to productivity features and software capabilities, this video breaks down the five essential distinctions to help you select the perfect device for your enterprise. Learn more about the advanced features like Zebra DNA Enterprise software and battery innovations that set the TC5x apart.

Observability as Code: Why You Should You Use OaC

Key takeaways In the fast-moving world of CI/CD pipelines, microservice architectures, and container orchestration, software changes rapidly. What exists in a codebase today might be gone next week. At this scale and speed, it’s impossible for development teams to manually track every line of code and every new piece of functionality.

What is Linux Support?

In the world of enterprise IT, “support” can mean many things. For some, it’s a safety net – insurance for the day something breaks. For others, it’s the difference between a minor hiccup and a full-scale outage. At Canonical, it means a simple, comprehensive subscription that takes care of everything, so that everything you build works the way you want it to, for all the people who love to use it.

The Fast Path to More Useful Telemetry

Over and over, we’ve seen that teams who invest in adding rich, relevant context to their telemetry end up debugging faster and collaborating more effectively during incidents. Getting meaningful context added can feel like a big cross-team project, but some of the highest-leverage improvements don’t require app code changes or coordination across services.

Generating end-to-end tests with AI and Playwright MCP

When I started using Playwright, there was a single command that blew me away. I immediately became (and still am) a huge Playwright Codegen fanboy. Playwright's codegen command opens up a browser window, and whatever you do in this window will be recorded. Navigating URLs, clicking links, and filling out form elements—the Playwright inspector records all your actions and generates a Playwright test for you. Magic!

Optimize LangChain Performance with Trace Analytics

You’ve instrumented your LangChain app, and traces are now flowing into Last9. Now the issues are visible: API costs are crossing $200/day, average response times exceed 3 seconds, and performance degrades under 100 concurrent users. A single tool call adds over 2 seconds. Bloated context windows are pushing up token usage, wasting $50/day. Here’s how to use trace data to identify and fix these inefficiencies, systematically and at scale.

How to Get Grafana Iframe Embedding Right

Adding Grafana dashboards directly into your app lets users see monitoring data without switching tabs or tools. Using an iframe to embed Grafana does work, but it brings along some tricky authentication and security issues that aren’t always obvious at first. In this blog, we’ll go over the practical ways to embed Grafana dashboards from easy public snapshots to secure, private dashboards that need authentication.

Golden Paths Made Easy With Cloudsmith

Over the past few years, Platform Engineering has taken off as more and more as enterprise organisations adopt the practice of creating a centralised, self-service interface for developers to access the tools they need in order for them to do the job they were meant to do: build amazing software. At the heart of every Golden Path lies the ability to reliably produce, store, and consume build artifacts, from container images to internal libraries.

The Three Constraints Of AI Adoption: Code, Servers, And Wallets

Earlier this year, OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman admitted something that should make every engineering leader pause: they’re “currently losing money” on ChatGPT Pro subscriptions, which run $200 per month. Let that sink in. A company charging two hundred dollars a month for AI access — 10 times what most SaaS products dare to ask — is still bleeding cash on every user. This isn’t a pricing problem. It’s a physics problem.