TPUs vs. GPUs: The DevOps Guide to AI Hardware Selection
Stop guessing on AI hardware. This DevOps guide details when to use TPUs vs. GPUs for optimal performance, cost, and framework compatibility in MLOps.
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Bindplane in 12 Minutes: A Complete Overview of the Telemetry Pipeline for OpenTelemetry at Scale
Bindplane is a unified telemetry pipeline that helps teams cut observability spend by 50% or more. In this overview, you will learn how to route telemetry from any source to any destination, manage large fleets of OpenTelemetry Collectors, and gain real visibility into collector health, state, throughput, and routing behavior. 
Bindplane | Fleets
Bindplane is introducing Fleets — a brand-new way to organize, manage, and operate large groups of OpenTelemetry Collectors at scale. In this video, Ryan walks through how Fleets simplify the way you group agents, roll out configuration changes, monitor health, and keep your entire collector fleet up to date.
Bindplane | Notifications
Real-time alerts for your telemetry pipelines are here. In this quick overview, you’ll learn about the new Notifications panel in Bindplane. This update gives you real-time visibility into key changes across your configurations, fleets, and agents so nothing slips through the cracks. You’ll see how Notifications helps you stay ahead of: This new feature centralizes alerts you’d otherwise miss — making Bindplane easier to operate at scale. Email, Slack, and webhook notifications are also on the way.
Datadog on Apache Iceberg
Historically, Datadog has relied on technologies like Snowflake and Apache Spark on raw parquet files (lacking consistent table structure) to power internal analytics and data science at scale. As usage grew across product teams, more features depended on data science teams, and our datasets grew to include more telemetry data, these systems became complex to manage and govern both technically and financially. The need for a more flexible and scalable solution led Datadog to adopt Apache Iceberg, an open source table format for data lakes that brings reliability and performance while remaining SQL-friendly.
Part 2: What If Automation Didn't Just Execute Tasks but Earned Our Trust While It Worked?
Every leap forward in technology begins with a question that feels almost human in its curiosity. In this series, we’re examining those questions, the ones that reveal where intelligence meets intention. If data was the foundation of understanding in our first conversation, automation is where that understanding begins to act.
FAQs, SchmAQs: The IT Automation Solution that Does the End-to-End Work for You
At some point in the last few decades, every enterprise convinced itself that the humble FAQ page was going to save IT. If you could just document everything (every how-to, every troubleshooting step, every tribal data nugget living in someone’s head) you could finally stop the ticket flood. The idea was for employees to self-service and avoid escalating to engineers while freely sharing knowledge across a de-siloed ecosystem. But of course, that’s not what actually happened.
Cribl Search Pack for AWS WAF
Get visibility into your AWS WAF logs — without shipping data to a SIEM or building dashboards from scratch. In this video, we walk through the Cribl Search Pack for AWS WAF, letting you search and visualize WAF logs directly in Amazon S3 using search-in-place.
Why Healthcare CX Fails at the Handoff and How Agentic AI Cuts Resolution Time by 75%
Healthcare contact centers spend an average of US$13.9M annually, with labor absorbing nearly half of this cost. Yet 7% of patients abandon interactions before reaching an agent, and most issues, coverage checks, refills, wayfinding, and status updates should never have reached a person in the first place. The core problem is structural. Every handoff between portals, call centers, apps, and clinical systems breaks context. Every break forces the patient to repeat information, wait longer, and lose trust.
How to Check SSL Certificate Expiration Date: Complete Guide to SSL Monitoring
SSL certificates are critical for securing websites, web applications, and APIs. They encrypt data in transit, verify server authenticity, and build user trust. However, SSL certificates have a limited lifespan, typically ranging from 90 days to one year. When a certificate expires, visitors encounter security warnings, some services stop working, and it can affect search engine rankings. Monitoring SSL certificate expiration is essential to maintain secure and uninterrupted online services.