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Join us for the first stream of our brand new monthly tech talk series, where we’ll dive deep into the world of monitoring and observability.
Tech Talk #1: A Deep Dive into Blackbox Monitoring
Do you have any blackboxes that do not provide any monitoring data except for letting you know things are broken? Do you wish you had a way to know your systems were healthy without the constant vigilance?
Join our tech talk to discover how blackbox monitoring can give you peace of mind. Then join us for a tech talk on Blackbox Monitoring where we’ll explore how to gain valuable insights into your application’s health and performance from an external perspective.
Here’s a sneak peek of what we’ll cover:
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Don’t miss out! Join us and learn how to stop babysitting your dashboards and gain peace of mind knowing your applications are running smoothly.
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Save the date: January 30th, at 10 am PT / 6 pm GMT / 7 pm CET!
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