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The question isn't whether your proposal is good, it's whether it's more important than everything else competing for the same time, people, and budget. That's why the strongest proposals explain the impact, not just the work.

AI-powered ransomware is becoming a reality. Researchers recently demonstrated autonomous AI agents that can scout networks, steal credentials, and accelerate ransomware attacks. In this 60-second Zero Ticket Minute, learn what this means for cybersecurity, IT operations, and the future of agentic AI. Can AI also help stop these attacks? Watch to find out.

Microsoft patched 570 security vulnerabilities this Patch Tuesday — but every patch is also a public disclosure. The second those fixes drop, attackers know exactly where 570 weaknesses live. The only question that matters: can you find and patch them across your entire environment before someone exploits them? The speed of discovery is only increasing. Are you ready for the velocity of this new world? Let us know in the comments.

What does it really take to be "the calm in the storm" during a major incident? In this candid panel from PagerDuty on Tour, Chris Conklin (Technology Executive AIOPs, TD Bank) and Sam Brinley (CVP Enterprise Cloud Solution Architect & Engineer at New York Life) sit down with PagerDuty to talk through two decades of evolution in IT operations – from the "Wild West" of early network management to today's push into AI and agentic operations.

Alert fatigue is one of the biggest reasons critical incidents get missed. In this video, learn what alert fatigue is, why it happens, and how reducing noisy, repetitive notifications helps IT teams respond faster to the alerts that actually matter. Whether you're an IT operations professional, SRE, DevOps engineer, NOC analyst, or IT manager, this video explains alert fatigue in simple terms and shares practical ways to reduce alert noise, prioritize critical issues, and improve incident response.

Learn how to implement end to end monitoring and observability for Langflow using OpenTelemetry and SigNoz. In this video, we walk through instrumenting Langflow workflows, collecting traces, metrics, and logs, and visualizing everything in SigNoz to gain real time visibility into flow execution, LLM requests, tool calls, token usage, latency, failures, and performance bottlenecks. Langflow ships with built in OpenTelemetry support, making it easy to export telemetry to SigNoz with minimal configuration.

Building an Internal Developer Platform doesn't have to be a months-long project. Join us for a practical walkthrough where we'll spin up a fully functional platform from zero to production-ready in under 30 minutes. We're using Konstruct's Hosted Control Plane to show you exactly how fast modern IDP tooling can be. You'll watch as we deploy a team's first cluster, showcase the essentials that actually matter, and explore how this foundation becomes the backbone of developer productivity at scale.

Plans change - and your on-call schedule should be able to change with them. With SIGNL4, you can quickly arrange shift coverage from your smartphone, so your team stays fully staffed while everyone knows exactly who's on duty. Whether it's a World Cup match, a family event, or any other last-minute plan, SIGNL4 helps you manage stand-ins and shift handovers without phone calls, spreadsheets, or confusion.

I gave myself five prompts each to build the same app in Claude using Opus 4.8, and Codex using GPT 5.5. The results were NOT what I was expecting! See which agent built the better app, which one stumbled massively, and look at the actual numbers behind these coding agents.

Andrea Griffiths is a Senior Developer Advocate at GitHub. She uses Sentry to monitor the Python scripts behind GitHub’s community streams, because when those pipelines fail, nobody knows until users start complaining. GitHub and Sentry built a loop that fixes that. Sentry catches the error, Seer diagnoses it, and Copilot drafts the fix. No one has to be in the middle of it. In this session, Paul Jaffre (Developer Experience at Sentry) breaks down what Seer is, then he and Andrea break a real script live and watch the loop catch it, diagnose it, and open the fix as a pull request.