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Continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery or deployment (CD) cover the process of automatically merging, building, and testing code changes ready for release, and – in…
Compute functions that run on Amazon’s Elastic Container Service (ECS) require regular monitoring to ensure proper running and managing of containerized functions on AWS – in…
Life is all about perspective, and the way we look at things often defines us as individuals, professionals, business entities, and products. How you understand the…
When your development team is under pressure to keep releasing new functionality in order to stay ahead of the competition, the time spent on quality assurance…
Log file monitoring tools plays a central role in enhancing the observability of your IT estate, helping operations teams and SRE engineers to identify issues as…
Coralogix is excited to announce the launch of our Stateful Streaming Data Platform that is now available on the Red Hat Marketplace. Built for modern architectures…
Observability is one of the most popular topics in technology at the moment, and that isn’t showing any sign of changing soon. Agentless log collection, automated…
Python JSON logging has become the standard for generating readable structured data from logs. While monitoring logs in JSON is definitely much better than using the…
If you think log files are only necessary for satisfying audit and compliance requirements, or to help software engineers debug issues during development, you’re certainly not…