Kong Gateway (OSS) has launched 2.4 with a number of awesome new features and fixes. Kong’s Online Meetups are a place to learn about technologies within the Kong open source ecosystem. This interactive forum will give you the chance to ask our engineers questions and get ramped up on information relevant to your Kong journey.

We peek behind the curtain and talk to Robin Gustafsson, the CEO of Load Impact (k6), about future plans for k6 and the direction we'd like to see performance testing go in. Robin weighs in on test result analysis, site reliability engineering, browser-based tools, and chaos engineering. k6 Office Hours is a weekly livestream hosted by Nicole van der Hoeven and Simon Aronsson to talk about performance and reliability testing, best practices, and all things k6.

In this inaugural ThoughtSpot User Group event for the APAC chapter, we learned about:

In this tutorial, you will see how to set up a app project file cloned from the public `Swag Labs` web app provided by Sauce Labs, and create your own GitHub repository. Setup secrets in Github, and create the YAML file in the .github/workflows directory that will allow you to build & test the app using GitHub actions. Set the events in testrunner.yml that trigger the workflow to run, as well as the environment variables. The following video will show you how to set up and run the jobs.

Lenses 4.2 brings extends data observability into PostgreSQL instances to better explore and debug your streaming microservices. Here, Andrea walks you through creating a connection to #Postgres and exploring data with #SQL