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10 Reasons to Power Your Warehouse with Solar

Warehouses are the workhorses of the business world. They are big, they are busy, and they are essential for moving goods from point A to point B. The problem with warehouses as a business is that they are energy hungry beasts. Keeping the lights on, the machines running and the climate systems humming takes a lot of power and a lot of money.

Exploring Various Medical Options: How to Make the Right Choice

Health decisions often come with stress, urgency, and a flood of unfamiliar terms. Whether you're managing a chronic condition, navigating a recent diagnosis, or seeking preventive care, understanding the landscape of available medical options is crucial. Knowing how to evaluate providers, compare treatments, and choose wisely can empower you to take control of your health journey.

An Autonomous Ship is Set to Circumnavigate the World Using Docker, Grafana, & Starlink: Project Bob

Join Andrew McCalip of Varda Space Industries as he builds Project Bob—a DIY, solar-powered, autonomous ship aiming to circumnavigate the globe using open source tools like Grafana, Raspberry Pi, and Starlink.

Auto-Instrument Everything with eBPF: Grafana Beyla + OpenTelemetry in Action | Homelabs

Grafana Beyla is a powerful eBPF-based auto-instrumentation tool for application and network observability. In this session, see how Beyla captures RED metrics and traces with zero code changes, and how it fits into the OpenTelemetry ecosystem. Perfect session for SREs, devs, and home labbers alike.

You Can Build Your Own AI Agent for ITOps-But Should You?

Most internal AI projects for IT operations next exit pilot. Budgets stretch, priorities shift, key hires fall through, and what started as a strategic initiative turns into a maintenance burden—or worse, shelfware. Not because the teams lacked vision. But because building a production-grade AI agent is an open-ended commitment. It’s not just model tuning or pipeline orchestration. It’s everything: architecture, integrations, testing frameworks, feedback loops, governance, compliance.

A Complete Guide to Linux Log File Locations and Their Usage

Linux log files are text-based records that capture system events, application activities, and user actions. They're stored primarily in the /var/log directory and provide essential information for debugging issues, monitoring system health, and maintaining security. This guide covers the most important Linux log files and a few detailed techniques for reading and analyzing them.

Steve Owens of Verizon Discusses TDM Switch Decommissioning at Ribbon Insights 2024

The video discusses Verizon’s strategic approach to accelerating the decommissioning (decom) of legacy Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) switches. The speaker emphasizes the importance of TDM switch decom in reducing power consumption, cutting expenses, complying with regional climate regulations, and reclaiming valuable technical space. A key driver for Verizon is the steep costs associated with maintaining aging infrastructure under increasingly stringent local carbon emission laws, particularly in the Northeast Corridor.

Site24x7: Synthetic monitoring vs. Real user monitoring

Want to know the difference between synthetic monitoring and real user monitoring (RUM)? You're not alone. In this video, we break down both monitoring types, show how they work, and explain when to use each—so you can build a monitoring strategy that gives you full visibility into your website or application performance. Here’s what you’ll learn: Whether you're a DevOps engineer, SRE, or IT admin, this video will help you make smarter monitoring decisions.

Attack Surface Visibility: Research Uncovers Critical Security Blind Spots

You can’t fix what you don’t know is broken. Proactive attack surface management begins with total attack surface visibility, but persistent cybersecurity data blind spots leave organizations vulnerable. Ivanti’s 2025 State of Cybersecurity Report finds that siloed and inaccessible data limits visibility into threats and impedes security efforts and response times.