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As featured on CMG.org: Software development and testing is ultimately all in preparation for go-live. But what if you could predict how your go-live could go wrong? In this webinar, learn how traffic-based tests and mocks can accurately simulate peak load conditions, ensure performance, and increase your top line revenue.

Experimentation is the key to innovation. But experiments come with risks, not just of failure, but of wasted time, effort, and money. I’ll share the experimental approach that NTT DOCOMO, Japan’s largest wireless provider, takes to build digital products that customers love. I’ll also present examples from experiments we performed on NTT DOCOMO’s Smart-life website that improved the user experience and significantly increased conversion rates. In this session, you’ll learn how to reduce the risk of experiments and iterate faster to improve your services.

GraphQL is a query language for APIs that provides a powerful and efficient way to query and manipulate data. As powerful and versatile as GraphQL is, its downside is that it can be vulnerable to certain security threats. In this presentation, we will discuss the security vulnerabilities associated with GraphQL, from the basics to more advanced threats, and how to best protect against them. After this presentation, attendees will have a better understanding of security vulnerabilities in GraphQL, as well as an understanding of the steps needed to protect against them.

Grab your digital towel and embark on an intergalactic coding adventure with 'The Debuggers Guide to the Galaxy,' hosted by the serverless sage Yan Cui and the code-wielding DeveloperSteve. In a universe where devops are as perplexing as Vogon poetry and deployment seems guided by Infinite Improbability Drives, our hosts will guide you through the cosmic chaos. With introductions that defy normal spacetime and a dart container debugging session (using dartfrog) that's almost, but not quite, entirely out of this world.

The Netdata Team is very excited to introduce you to all the new features and improvements in the new version. HIGHLIGHTS: There is now a beta version of the Netdata Marketplace with this release, containing more than 800 integrations, directly from the Dashboard! For each integration, all the information required to get it up and running is included, along with info about metrics, alerts and more!

Here's a quick dive into the Hyperview data center infrastructure management (DCIM) software platform. In just 10 minutes, we'll explore its game-changing tools for modern data center infrastructure management.

Enhancing Customer Service with AI-Powered Knowledge Bases Discover the cutting-edge world of AI-powered knowledge bases in this informative video. We explore how integrating generative AI in customer service marks a significant step forward in the field of artificial intelligence. By combining knowledge with intelligence, businesses achieve unparalleled efficiency and effectiveness in customer support processes.

Discover the world of GitOps with this presentation from John Dietz where he dives into scalable configuration management patterns. The talk emphasizes the challenges faced by developers and administrators while adopting GitOps practices and outlines various scalable strategies and best practices to address these. It presents a variety of patterns, tools, and tactics to manage configuration as code, contributing to improved system stability, team collaboration, and delivery speed.

OnPage has combined the power of voicemail transcription with keyword-based triggers to identify and prioritize after-hours incidents. The new OnPage + ConnectWise workflow enhances incident alert management for IT and Managed IT clients by drastically decreasing incident response times. By streamlining after-hours on-call communication, OnPage's critical alerting platform has revolutionized the on-call IT industry.

In this episode, Martin Van Son provides a simplified definition of platforms in this context: a way for internal users to request anything from environments to deployments. The platform engineering comes in because someone needs to own stitching together and automating away all the complexity involved to complete that action. In the end, both the consumers and the creators save time. Furthermore, platform engineers have an opportunity to encode best practices and cost saving measures that are often forgotten when users are left to their own devices.