Smart Replace of Server Responses
In this video, we'll show off how to use the smart_replace_recorded transform to record a response from a server and use it in subsequent responses. This is handy for making your mock servers more realistic.
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Stop Fighting Kubernetes to Go Multi Region
Every engineering leader eventually asks the same question: What happens if my cloud region goes down? This isn't unheard of, or even rare, and the stakes are obvious. A single-region deployment might work fine on day one, but it leaves you exposed: one outage, one fiber cut, or one bad update from your provider, and your application is offline. In some cases, your entire business could be at risk. That's why recently, multi-region architecture has become the gold standard.
Wipe It Clean, Sell It Smart: The Right Way to Retire Your Servers
Selling servers is about more than moving hardware, it's about controlling risk. Inside every decommissioned unit sits sensitive data most businesses forget to address. Deleting files or formatting disks doesn't erase information. That oversight can cost millions, damage trust, or lead to serious legal consequences. Before a sale, every server must go through proper data sanitization. This process isn't just technical, it's strategic. It protects your clients, your team, and your brand. This guide walks you through the process, from data erasure methods to resale pricing. The goal.
Why AIX Automation Starts with Better Monitoring: How Galileo Powers Smarter Action
If your automation can’t trust the data it’s acting on, it’s not automation. It’s a guess. That’s why AIX automation monitoring is the foundation for success. Many teams encounter this gap when trying to automate AIX operations. Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) and Event-Driven Ansible (EDA) can absolutely streamline routine tasks, like expanding filesystems or tuning adapters. But every playbook still depends on one thing: accurate, real-time monitoring.
From Chaos to Control: Use a CLI to Mock Complex API Workflows
Modern application development demands speed, reliability, and reproducibility. But between third-party APIs, unstable backend services, and inconsistent test data, API development often struggles to achieve dependable environments for testing and iteration.
What is Asynchronous Job Monitoring?
Modern applications don’t process everything inside the request/response path. To keep APIs responsive, time-consuming work like image resizing, payment processing, or data syncs is moved into background queues. Workers then pick up these asynchronous jobs and run them outside the main thread. Asynchronous job monitoring is the practice of tracking these background tasks: Without this visibility, background workers become a blind spot.
AI's Impact on Software Devs Productivity & Downsides
AI is boosting flow, job satisfaction, and productivity for devs. But here’s the twist: it’s not actually giving us more time to do valuable work. In his GitKon talk, Nathen Harvey digs into the real impacts of AI adoption in technical teams. Yes, AI reduces toil and improves satisfaction. But it also shifts how we spend our time and sometimes that means less “valuable work” gets done. So the question becomes: how can we use AI not just to work faster, but to work better?
How we keep Gremlin at five 9s
Kolton Andrus, Founder and CEO of Gremlin, walks you through how we keep Gremlin at five 9s availability.
How Data Centre Energy Consumption Impacts Business Efficiency and ESG Goals
Data centre energy use has become a critical factor in business infrastructure strategy. Once a background cost, it now plays a direct role in decisions about operational resilience, sustainability reporting, and future capacity planning. The scale of consumption is hard to ignore. Even smaller facilities can draw between 1 and 5 MW of continuous power, enough to supply thousands of homes. Larger hyperscale environments consume significantly more, 20 MW to over 100 MW of power.
What Does a Carrier Neutral Data Centre Really Mean for Your Business?
The demands placed on digital infrastructure have changed. Businesses are adding locations, connecting to cloud platforms, or responding to changing compliance requirements. Rigid network contracts and fixed provider models no longer make operational sense. Carrier neutral data centres offer a different approach. By enabling provider choice, flexible routing, and integration on your terms, they give infrastructure teams more control, and more room to move.