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Technology predictions for 2024: Dynatrace expectations for observability, security, and AI trends

Dynatrace

As 2023 shifts into the rearview mirror, technology and business leaders are preparing their organizations for the upcoming year. And industry watchers have begun to make their technology predictions for 2024. Data indicates these technology trends have taken hold. Technology prediction No. Technology prediction No.

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What is infrastructure as code? Discover the basics, benefits, and best practices

Dynatrace

The IT world is rife with jargon — and “as code” is no exception. “As code” means simplifying complex and time-consuming tasks by automating some, or all, of their processes. Today, the composable nature of code enables skilled IT teams to create and customize automated solutions capable of improving efficiency.

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New Prometheus-based extensions enable intelligent observability for more than 200 additional technologies

Dynatrace

This allows teams to extend the intelligent observability Dynatrace provides to all technologies that provide Prometheus exporters. Without any coding, these extensions make it easy to ingest data from these technologies and provide tailor-made analysis views and zero-config alerting. Predefined alerts. Get started now!

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‘Security as code’ demands proactive DevSecOps

Dynatrace

This is known as “security as code” — the constant implementation of systematic and widely communicated security practices throughout the entire software development life cycle. To mitigate security risks, comply with regulations, and align with good governance requires a coordinated effort among people, processes, and technology.

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The End of Programming as We Know It

O'Reilly

It is not the end of programming. It is the end of programming as we know it today. They were succeeded by programmers writing machine instructions as binary code to be input one bit at a time by flipping switches on the front of a computer. Assembly language programming then put an end to that. No code became a buzzword.

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Real World Programming with ChatGPT

O'Reilly

This post is a brief commentary on Martin Fowler’s post, An Example of LLM Prompting for Programming. There’s a lot of excitement about how the GPT models and their successors will change programming. At a glance, it’s clear that the prompts Xu Hao uses to generate working code are very long and complex.

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All You Need To Know About Exception Handling In Selenium

DZone

In the world of technology, exceptions are said to be as old as programming itself. The occurrence of an exception during the execution of code can result in unexpected behavior unless the exception is properly handled in the code. Exceptions are not bad but are a fundamental part of modern programming.