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Last year, over 89% of companies claimed to have adopted platform engineering. And, in the past month, LLMs have been disrupting how we think about software development. In this context, Kaspar, asks if the role of Site Reliability Engineers is being obsolete as we know it. Kaspar argues that while SREs aren’t going anywhere, their responsibilities are evolving—fast. We talk about.

In the high-stakes world of fleet management, reliability isn’t a nice-to-have—it’s a necessity. That’s why Motive has invested heavily in tools and processes to ensure its systems run smoothly for over 150,000 customers and more than a million vehicles. At the center of its ability to deliver 99.99% uptime at scale is Rootly.

Sentry is all about bringing together all the context that comes along with when your application is having problems into one place, so you can debug issues faster and get applications up and running. In this End to End demo video, Cody takes you through a common workflow including Sentry's AI powered Autofix, Stack Traces, Session Replays, and diving into Traces and Spans for debugging.

Uptime monitoring is live in Sentry! Uptime monitors are automatically created based on the most common URL for your application, or you can configure them manually. Uptime monitoring uses tracing to get better views into the health of your services. Everyone gets 1 uptime monitor for free; go check them out in the Alerts section in Sentry.

The NPT 2714 is a high-capacity, fully redundant IP aggregation router designed by Ribbon, featuring a unique architecture that combines the modular capabilities of traditional systems with the efficiency and simplicity of fixed systems. The innovative design of the NPT 2714 enables operational continuity, allowing for flexible upgrades and expansion without service interruptions. Key features include in-service upgradeability from 7.2 to 14.4 terabits per second, nine front-accessible I/O cards, and various operational interfaces.

While on-call groups are the perfect solution when you need the right person at the right time to solve a specific problem, there are times when you need to notify everybody all at once. Whether you’re sending an informational message about some upcoming maintenance or an emergency notification about an issue that could affect an entire office, broadcast groups enable you to notify large groups of people at the same time. They can contain more members than on-call groups because there’s no rotation or escalation schedule to work out.