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What’s it like to build the future at Cortex? In this video, our founders share what makes Cortex a unique place to work—from our builder-first culture to the high-impact problems we’re solving every day. We’re a team that moves fast, supports each other, and is deeply committed to raising the bar for developer experience across the industry. At Cortex, you’ll find a culture that values autonomy, creativity, and a shared drive to push boundaries. We’re building tools that help some of the world’s top engineering teams ship faster and more confidently—and we’re just getting started.

Watch as Virtana’s Product Management Team takes an exclusive deep dive into our latest features designed to enhance visibility, optimize costs, and improve performance across cloud, on-premises, and container environments.

Tired of brittle mocks and slow environments? In this 45 second breakdown, Nate Lee compares service mocks, service virtualization, and traffic replay—and show you why replaying real traffic is a game-changer for reliable testing at Speedscale.

In this episode, we explore how networking has shaped reliability as we know it. Marino Wijay cloud networking expert and Staff Solutions Architect at Kong shares how his journey began not as an SRE, but with cables, routers, and switches. Marino explains the evolution of the fabric holding systems together through virtualization, and how software-defined networking, which is now a key element to resilient applications.

Jeba Emmanuel, Rootly AI Labs Fellow, explains how he created a tool that takes a GitHub repository and a postmortem repository to generate an incident diagram and a timeline. The solution uses a series of highly-specialized LLMs for better and more consistent results.

We set out to create a ringtone that wasn’t just loud—but the sound of a modern pager. Something that wakes you up, but without triggering a full-blown adrenaline spike. In this video, go behind the scenes with sound engineer Gorjão as he crafts a how research-based on-call sound sounds like.