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Uses for Java Programming: 10 Reasons to Learn the Language

As one of the most popular programming languages, Java has stood the test of time. The versatile and powerful language has a vast ecosystem and offers numerous advantages and opportunities, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer. This post covers Java benefits, various use cases, and why monitoring your Java applications is crucial to application success.

The Most Prevalent Code Flaws in API Development and How Hackers Exploit Them

- The wide adoption of cloud-native and microservice-based applications to connect applications, data, and devices across the enterprise has led to an exponential growth in APIs. But as the API ecosystem grows, so does the risk of exposing sensitive data. APIs get directly to critical and sensitive data, making them a valuable target for hackers. How can you ensure your APIs are protected from malicious attacks and unauthorized access?

The Challenges of AI API Monetization

Building and consuming Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) has become an essential skill for developers. APIs are the glue that enables seamless integration and interaction between different software systems, including those that leverage AI. As the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) grows, the monetization of AI APIs has emerged as a critical concern for businesses looking to capitalize on their technological investments. Almost all AI functionality that companies build is exposed as an API.

Snowflake Cortex AI Launches Cortex Guard to Implement LLM Safeguards

Over the last year, as Snowflake has focused on putting AI tools in the hands of its customers, we have prioritized easy, efficient and safe enterprise generative AI. With that in mind, we’re happy to announce the general availability of safety guardrails for Snowflake Cortex AI with Cortex Guard, a new feature that enables enterprises to easily implement safeguards that filter out potentially inappropriate or unsafe large language model (LLM) responses.

Streamlining Cloud Native App Development in Kubernetes #WordsUnplugged

As Kubernetes adoption grows, effective API management within this ecosystem becomes crucial. The Gateway API specification is a promising solution, addressing the challenges of integrating API management into Kubernetes' declarative, GitOps-driven environment. Although the initial response to the specification has been positive, its full impact and adoption are still unfolding. Vendors must balance the desire for interoperability with the need to differentiate their offerings, navigating complex market dynamics.

How Countly's All-In-One Product Analytics Approach Can Benefit Your Business

Being inundated with tools and platforms to track, analyze, and optimize your products can be extremely overwhelming, and most of the time, you just get lost in the process of managing all the tools, without really achieving anything actionable. While having access to specialized tools can be beneficial, managing multiple analytics solutions can become counterproductive.

How Snowflake Accelerates Business Growth for Providers of Data, Apps and AI Products

Let’s say you are building a house that you plan to put up for sale. You focus on an amazing design, beautiful entry, large windows for plenty of sunlight — things that will create a delightful experience for your future buyer. At the same time, the house also needs less glamorous but vitally important infrastructure, like plumbing, running water, electricity, heating, cooling and so on.

Unravel a Representative Vendor in the 2024 Gartner Market Guide for Data Observability Tools

Unravel Data, the first AI-enabled data actionability and FinOps platform built to address the speed and scale of modern data platforms, today announced it has been named in the 2024 Gartner Market Guide for Data Observability Tools. According to Gartner, “By 2026, 50% of enterprises implementing distributed data architectures will have adopted data observability tools to improve visibility over the state of the data landscape, up from less than 20% in 2024.

7 Steps to Implement Better Business Observability

Business observability is like having x-ray vision for your business systems. It allows you to see and understand the inner workings of your operations through the data they generate—logs, metrics, and traces. Unlike traditional monitoring that detects issues, observability dives deeper to reveal why problems occur and their potential business impacts. Without it, you’re flying blind, hoping nothing breaks. It’s like driving a car without a dashboard.