Azure Outage: Kubernetes Crash Hits Teams, Minecraft in EMEA Regions
A Kubernetes crash caused a major Azure outage, impacting Teams and Minecraft in EMEA, with Microsoft working to restore services.
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15 PHP APM Tools Worth Using in 2025
Compare 15 PHP APM tools for 2025 — from open-source options to managed platforms — and find what fits your performance needs.
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A Hands-On Guide To Jira Service Management [2025]
Be it a small, mid-sized, or large business — improving the customer journey can improve customer satisfaction and boost revenue byup to 15%. JIRA by Atlassian provides a centralized platform where your customers can report bugs, reach out for assistance, explore your knowledge base, and submit requ..
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🎉 We’ve just hit 1,600+ followers on LinkedIn! 🎉
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How to Use an Email Campaign Template in Jira to Launch Campaigns Faster
Great email campaigns run on clockwork processes. And Jira templates can serve as a backbone for creating a smooth workflow. Using an email campaign template will speed up and streamline campaign preparation, enabling you to kick-start the process in mere seconds. Another benefit is that your team will gain a ready action plan with clearly defined stages and dependencies. With a well-documented process and better-organized teamwork, you will be able to prepare email campaigns more quickly and efficiently.
In this blog post, we provide you with customizable email campaign templates and explain how to use them in Jira.
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How OpenTelemetry Auto-Instrumentation Works
OpenTelemetry auto-instrumentation uses runtime hooks and agents to collect telemetry without code changes—covering most modern stacks.
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How to Scale Prometheus APM for Modern Applications
Learn how to scale Prometheus APM for growing systems with practical strategies to keep queries fast and monitoring efficient.
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Join our Upcomping Online Podcast Episode on AI Unleashed: Navigating Emerging Threats and Defenses in AppSec
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