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Dynatrace + Metis: Helping developers & SREs solve Database issues with AI

Dynatrace

If you’re a developer who has ever had to troubleshoot a database issue, you know how frustrating it can be. Metis has built an AI-driven database observability platform designed for developers and SREs. The post Dynatrace + Metis: Helping developers & SREs solve Database issues with AI appeared first on Dynatrace news.

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Create simple workflows to automate alerts during development

Dynatrace

Developers need a way to quickly set up alerts for targeted pre-production exceptions without incurring steep costs or heavy overhead. For now, Simple Workflows delivers a fast way for developers and SREs to receive automated alertsexactly when neededat no extra cost. Ready to try Simple Workflows?

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Dynatrace Observability for Developers saves time with real-time data

Dynatrace

Developers are key stakeholders in modern observability. In this blog post, we will see how Dynatrace harnesses the power of observability and analytics to tailor a new experience to easily extend to the left, allowing developers to solve issues faster, build more efficient software, and ultimately improve developer experience!

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Challenges and Solutions in Developing Real-Time Messaging Systems

DZone

The intricate complexities of creating and successfully integrating said feature imply plenty of underwater rocks, and modern developers are forced to look for effective and highly scalable solutions to this conundrum. Yet, building a real-time messaging system is anything but simple.

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Shift right in software development: Adapting observability for a seamless development experience

Dynatrace

In all seriousness, the shift-left mantra has shaken things up quite a bit in the tech industry, bringing a paradigm shift in how we approach software development. Today, engineers are spending an increasing amount of time developing and testing code in production-like environments.

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Enterprise Application Development

DZone

Having spent more late nights untangling enterprise spaghetti code than I care to admit, I can confidently say developing enterprise applications is not for the faint of heart. While hobby apps crash because someone forgot a semicolon, enterprise code glitches could mean accidentally buying every employee a yacht.

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Rift Between Junior and Senior Developers

O'Reilly

By which I mean it can make developers produce more. The question is whether those developers are producing something good or not. The difference between an experienced developer and a junior is that an experienced developer knows: There’s more than one good solution to every problem. This is great!