Supercharging the channel: SolarWinds announces new updates to Partner Programme
Programme upgrades, scheduled for Summer 2026, will focus on more benefits, increased enablement, and an improved partner experience.
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Behind the Scenes: Shift-Based Schedules
The PagerDuty team lifts the hood on the newly rolled out Shift-Based Schedules. This session breaks down how PagerDuty is moving away from layer-based architecture to a flexible system that natively scales with modern engineering teams and naturally fits their workflows. Timestamps: Speakers: Ken Choate (Software Engineer) Kelsey Yocum (Sr. Product Designer) MJ (Sr. Engineering Manager) Todd Murphy (Principal Product Manager)
How to Build a Cost-Effective Log Retention Strategy
Nearly every home has that drawer or doom corner where you store all those items that you don’t need every day but that you still want to keep for those “just in case moments.” If you’re a document connoisseur, you may have financial documents that go back years because an accountant once warned you that an IRS audit would require seven years of back documentation. In short, you have a lot of documents that you may or may not need taking up a lot of room in your home.
Should platform, SRE, and security merge into one function?
Platform, SRE, and security are three distinct functions in modern engineering orgs, each shaped by a different problem. SRE was the operations function's answer to scale: how to keep systems reliable when the systems get big. Platform answered a different problem: how to let developers ship without becoming infrastructure experts. Security drew the line on what could safely reach production.
Okta's Dinesh Sukhija on meeting AI with AI, and the convergence of platform, SRE, and security
Cortex co-founder and CTO Ganesh Datta sits down with Dinesh Sukhija, Director of Engineering at Okta, to discuss how AI is reshaping the relationship between platform engineering, SRE, and security.
Office Hours with David Girvin
Weekly office hours with David Girvin. Check out recent feature releases and updates, watch a quick live demo, and ask any questions with live Q&A.
One cloud. Anywhere you need it.
The cloud shouldn't be two separate worlds. Civo delivers total cloud parity, the same features, APIs, and experience across public and private cloud. Powered by CivoStack, you can seamlessly move workloads anywhere, and with Konstruct, deploy alongside AWS, Azure, and Google. True multicloud freedom. No compromises. More control.
How to debug REST Collector APIs with Cribl REST Collector Diagnostics
This video introduces the new REST Collector Diagnostics feature in Cribl, which helps you troubleshoot API collection issues faster. It’s designed for observability and data engineers who use REST Collector to pull data from external APIs and need deeper visibility into HTTP requests, responses, and errors.
GitHub Copilot Price Hike Developers Outraged! V2
What used to be $50 a month is now $3,000 — overnight. Microsoft just moved GitHub Copilot to token-based billing, and devs are split between calling it a "rug pull" and admitting someone always had to pay the bill. Here's the part that should worry every engineering leader: most can't tell you what percentage of their AI-generated code actually ships, or where the tokens went. When the meter is running on every prompt, "it feels productive" isn't good enough — you need to know that bug cost you $2,700 in tokens to fix.
uPKI: improving certificate revocation on Linux | Ubuntu Summit 26.04
What is uPKI? While web browsers automatically check if an HTTPS certificate has been revoked, other Linux command-line tools and applications usually skip this check. That leaves applications vulnerable to compromised or misissued certificates many months after this is discovered. In their talk, Joe Birr-Pixton and Dirkjan Ochtman will be introducing uPKI: a new effort to bring browser-grade certificate infrastructure to Linux. This effort is funded by Canonical, engineered by the maintainers of rustls, and builds on foundational work from Mozilla.