In this live event, Cindi Howson is joined by The Data Lodge's Valerie Logan, Red Hat's, Vincent Stuntebeck, and Nationwide Building Society's Elinor Penny to breakdown how to champion a culture of data fluency.

Today Nico joined Jeffrey T. Fritz on the Fritz and Friends live coding stream and we talked about how Rollbar can be added to your applications to provide better logging, error tracking, and reporting. We walked through the story of Rollbar and added the logging solution to the KlipTok service that manages interactions with internet bots for the various social networks and search engines. See why 100,000+ developers trust Rollbar to analyze, diagnose & fix errors in record time.

In this webinar you will learn how to use Codemagic CI/CD to build multiple versions of your app. We will discuss how to use a single workflow and the Codemagic API to test, build and publish multiple versions of the same app.

Introducing the ThoughtSpot Success Series! Want to expand your knowledge of ThoughtSpot? Want to learn some great tips and tricks? Join ThoughtSpot's Customer Success team and other users like yourself as we discuss various topics in our new Success Series. During this event, we'll share how to build a ThoughtSpot use case pipeline that allows you to maximize the value return on investment & maintain momentum.

In this 60-minute session, our experts will provide an overview of what is #BDD, and why it’s gaining popularity with #Agile teams around the world. If you have been on the fence about combing BDD and test management, this session will provide you with ample reasons why Zephyr Squad (formerly Zephyr for Jira) is your best companion in your BDD journey in Jira.

In this demo, Stan Williams, Senior Solution Engineer at Sauce Labs, will show how Sauce Visual can help you simplify test automation while increasing your test coverage and accelerating your journey toward a flawless digital experience.

Learn how Kuma, an open source service mesh, and Kong Mesh for enterprise allow you to use ANY API gateway as a "doorway" into the service mesh using "Gateway Mode."

Like many other organizations, Datadog started with larger code bases and VMs, but scaling the company to several hundred engineers while building a system that can handle trillions of data points every day required a shift in how we work and the tools we use.