New TraceQL features in Tempo 2.10 | Grafana
In this video, Tiffany Jernigan walks through new TraceQL features in Tempo 2.10 that can help you analyze trace structure, identify traces with attributes that don't exist, and more.
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Telus Communications Migrates from TDM services to VoIP Services
In this video, Curtis Sperle, Director of Voice & Collab Services at TELUS Communications, discusses the company's transition from traditional TDM-based networks to modern VoIP and cloud solutions. Key points include: Modernization Strategy: TELUS is migrating its copper-based services to an IP-based infrastructure to improve scalability and reliability. Strategic Partnership: Ribbon serves as a primary vendor, providing essential components like Session Border Controllers (SBCs) and PSX for call control.
Harness AI January 2026 Updates: Human-Aware SRE and Smarter API and Application Security | Harness Blog
Harness AI is starting 2026 by doubling down on what it does best: applying intelligent automation to the hardest “after code” problems, incidents, security, and test setup, with three new AI-powered capabilities. These updates continue the same theme as December: move faster, keep control, and let AI handle more of the tedious, error-prone work in your delivery and security pipelines.
From PaaS to Observability: Implementing OTel with VictoriaMetrics
The final piece of the PaaS puzzle is observability. Once the platform is built, the challenge shifts to managing the volume of data generated by distributed services. In our first Tech Talk of 2026, Mathias and Marc discuss the technical path from platform deployment to standardized observability. We focus on the practical implementation of OpenTelemetry (OTel) and why choosing a high-performance backend is critical to avoiding the "Observability Tax.".
AI Agent Monitoring | Debugging Next.js Applications with Sentry
If you're building a Next.js application that has AI capabilities inside it, Agent Monitoring helps put all the AI context with the rest of the data inside Sentry. Correlating tool call duration with database performance and token consumption helps debug in full-stack context.
What's New in Progress Flowmon 13?
Join security product experts Filip Cerny and Jan Stritezsky as they unveil the latest innovations in Flowmon 13. This live session will walk you through the most impactful upgrades designed to boost performance, streamline investigations and enhance security visibility across your network.
Redefining Application Management Services - the AIOps Way
For years, Application Management/Maintenance Services (AMS) have been the go-to solution for IT leaders trying to keep their business applications stable and running. The AMS pitch was simple: Hand over your apps to us, and we’ll manage and maintain them for you! And for a long time, that model has delivered promising results. It allows internal teams to focus on innovation while service providers handle the operational heavy lifting.
Tempo 2.10 release: new TraceQL features, LLM-optimized API responses, vParquet5, and more
Tempo 2.10 has arrived, delivering TraceQL enhancements, improved cardinality management for the metrics-generator, vParquet5, and more. You can continue reading and check out the video below to learn more about these and other new features. The Tempo 2.10 release notes and changelog provide more in-depth details and include all of the changes that came with this release.
Debug PostgreSQL query latency faster with EXPLAIN ANALYZE in Datadog Database Monitoring
In PostgreSQL, the EXPLAIN ANALYZE statement gives you a detailed report of what actually happens when you execute a query. This kind of information is important for troubleshooting slow queries, but using EXPLAIN ANALYZE to collect this data is often challenging in a production environment. Datadog Database Monitoring now supports automatic collection of EXPLAIN ANALYZE plans for PostgreSQL, enabling you to easily capture execution details that help you troubleshoot slow queries.
Less code, faster builds, same telemetry: Turbopack support for the Next.js SDK
TL;DR - Turbopack became the default in Next.js, so we reworked our SDK to stop depending on bundlers. The result is less code, faster builds, and the same telemetry. This blog explains how we got there. You know the feeling when you spend years building tooling that supports something and all of a sudden that something becomes deprecated and you have to rethink your full approach?