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Qovery - the ultimate AWS web console for SaaS startups

AWS is undoubtedly one of the best Cloud service providers to run serious business out there. Reliable and cost-effective. No doubt here. But something utterly wrong with AWS is the experience on their web management console. It is so bad that thousands of developers come using Qovery every month with the only promise of - a better developer experience on top of AWS. Here are the 7 reasons why Qovery is an excellent choice for SaaS startups.

Are 400GZR+ Pluggables an Embedded 800G Giant Killer?

We are now at the start of an era where 400GbE is breaking out of data centers and displacing 100GbE as the dominant client interface requiring wide-area optical transport. This is resulting in 400G lanes becoming the new building block of optical networks to transport existing 100GbE and growing 400GbE client traffic, for both metro and long haul applications.

Cycle Time Insight - Demo Den July 2021

Matt, a software developer on the Jira team building all things DevOps, shows off the brand new Cycle Time Insight and talks about how this insight can help your team go from issue deployed faster! Learn more about four key DevOps metrics to understand essential data DevOps teams require to have the visibility and control over their development pipeline.

The More You Monitor: AIOps in the Future of Monitoring

You might be wondering what impact AIOps will have on infrastructure and application monitoring in the future. More than just algorithms and machine learning, AIOps takes a holistic AI approach that will allow IT organizations to work more proactively, perform more efficiently, and fix problems faster.

Investigating the Scene of an Incident: Using a Time-Traveling Topology to Create Escalation Graphs

Yes, time travel is possible...through data. My ability to time travel began when I started coding at age 10. Back then, all of my code ran on my own little computer. Like many ten-year-olds, I coded to create and play games. I also coded cool graphics to accompany music to impress my friends and utilities for copying. I launched my first commercial website in 1996 and made 25 guilders, which was good money for a 15-year old. Life was so easy.