Smita Ojha

Pranay Prateek from SigNoz shares his thoughts on Unified Observability and how Open Source Signoz can help you to harness OpenTelemetry (OTEL) for Traces, Metrics at Logs. This talk took place at Open Source Observability Day #opensource #observability #otel

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Ayush Singh Amrita Agrawal Luv Gupta Rohit Kumar Singh Mayank Chouhan Abhinav Mehta Kumresh Soy Mayank Kulhari We're expanding our horizons! 🚀 Forescribe now bridges the gap between SaaS Operations and Cloud Spend Management 🌩️ with the launch of AWS DeepDive. Why AWS DeepDive? ⚙️ Seamlessly consolidate SaaS and cloud spend into a single, unified view. 🎯 Gain bird’s-eye visibility into AWS costs and utilization. 💰 Spot hidden expenses and underused resources effortlessly. 🎮 Take control with actionable insights for cost optimization and scaling smarter. For CIOs, SAMs, Ops and leadership, this marks the next evolution of managing digital Opex—combining SaaS and cloud oversight for maximum efficiency. 💡 Dive into the future of SaaSOps Consolidation and see how AWS DeepDive fuels smarter decisions for your cloud investments — https://lnkd.in/gmNs4AN6

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BharatPe’s move to Coralogix was fast, efficient, and impactful. 🚀 Now handling over 40TB of data daily, Coralogix provides BharatPe with top-tier log management, metrics, and traces, along with tools like the TCO Optimizer and #Kubernetes Dashboard for a comprehensive #observability solution. Ready to see how observability can fuel your business growth? Check out BharatPe’s journey!

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Finsire has recently started its learning series - Ideally by chatting with the best folks in the Industry. Here, with Siddharth Shetty, Co-founder and CTO of Account Aggregator (AA) from DigiSahamati Foundation, we speak about the data exchange's inception, growth, and future in India. - We use AA for various reasons, including pushing boundaries in India's data exchange layer with various use cases. - It's been about three years since it went live, and over 70 million cumulative Indian accounts are linked. - One-of-a-kind data sharing network from India that is not seen anywhere across the globe, baring Singapore with https://lnkd.in/gyrCQtVQ - Different approach to protect consumers as compared to the previous models that existed to attain consumer data by various methods used by Plaid or Salt Edge Onemoney Finvu (Cookiejar Technologies) Protean eGov Technologies Anumati by Perfios AA NADL - Account Aggregator Computer Age Management Services Limited KFin Technologies Ltd. Enjoy - Please click on the link below and watch the video!

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I highly recommend checking all Open Source Observability Day talks you can find in the Peter Zaitsev's post comment. From my point of view, it is not only crucial to adopt the OTEL stack but also to be aware of different solutions and not be stuck with the Grafana stack.

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Why Pick Flagger for your Canary Deployments In this clip, Dinesh Nithyanandam explains why they picked Flagger as their Canary release tool at Moller-Maersk. #observability #sre #engineering

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I was once in a small debate with one of the SRE managers at MediaMath on how to do application gut check on deploy. I liked making a "sanity" endpoint which caused the app to run a dependency check and ack the results. He preferred sticking to vanilla health checks and monitoring. Naturally I went with what he said; he being more experienced and living in that world longer than I had. However, on more than one occasion pinging each node is a cluster and finding the one that acked "err: no db" saved my bacon in a clutch. Now that we live in a world of pods of transient nodes built on managed clusters I think the "gut check" endpoint is much less valuable. Would I first hit up cubectl to see what was running? Then run hit that endpoint only to find out that the problematic server had already been vacuumed away? I'd better spend my efforts building in the right kind of monitoring and telemetry so that the magic could happen without me.

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In this episode, Amit Raja Naik chats with Spencer Kimball, Co-founder & CEO of Cockroach Labs, to uncover how CockroachDB is reshaping database architecture with unmatched resilience and scalability. ✅ The evolution of cloud-native databases ✅ Challenges and wins in scaling a tech startup ✅ Spencer’s take on the future of distributed systems 📌 If you're into tech innovation, this episode is a must-watch - https://lnkd.in/gfa8QpNA 🔔 Like, comment, and subscribe for more insights from the brightest minds in tech! #CockroachLabs #TechTalks #CloudDatabases #TechInnovation #DistributedSystems

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After navigating the thorny complexities of building open-source software Confluent, Neha Narkhede prioritized curiosity in her second time around as a founder. “I wanted to experience building a traditional SaaS company, starting with a closed-source product, working with a few early customers, taking it to market, and slowly starting to build the company. The two worlds are so different that just from a curiosity perspective, I knew it would keep me going as a founder because I would learn something new every day.” Here are two tactics she leaned on while exploring ideas for what became Oscilar Inc:

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🔋 Amit Mishra, Engineering Manager II at Credit Karma, talks about how his team empowers developers focus on what they do best—coding—while JFrog Artifactory takes care of seamless dependency management. 👇🏼 Watch below to learn how Amit leverages Artifactory to streamline processes and empower developers!👇🏼 If you're looking for a similar outcome, get started on JFrog for free today: https://jfrog.co/3DfgPn3

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Unlike traditional chatbots which are designed for predictable use cases Exei is a dynamic, autonomous AI assistant capable of performing complex tasks, making decisions in real time, and even learning over time. Experience the future of customer engagement with Exei

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Excited to share my recent conversation on Wytpod! In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Harshit Gupta about how ZipBoard evolved from a simple feedback tool for websites to a powerful platform transforming feedback and collaboration in content development, architecture, and construction industries. We discussed ZipBoard's growth journey, the challenges we tackled, and how we're helping teams streamline their processes. Tune in to discover how we're revolutionizing collaborative feedback

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Today at 2PM CST, come by #BelieveInServerless to see a wonderful talk about saving money on AWS with Serverless. Rakesh Sanghvi is a great friend and knows his stuff when it comes to cost savings. So much to learn from this one! https://lnkd.in/g7n8Xp2d

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Notice how casually Abhinesh Hada drops the fact that Blinkit can deliver anything within 15 minutes! 🚴‍♂️ The sheer scale of the logistics and infrastructure challenges behind that guarantee is nothing short of mind-boggling. While I can’t speak to the logistics magic happening behind the scenes, when it comes to real-time data infrastructure—a platform that handles 1000+ queries per second with milliseconds data freshness—that’s where we come in! 💪 It’s incredible (and humbling!) to see how StarTree played a key role in enabling deliveries that used to take a 1-day to 1-hour to now 15 minutes !! Check out the video here to see the magic in action: https://lnkd.in/gRXbmKYV

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Nice blog from Ghanshyam Verma for those who are interested to unlock performance improvements in java with virtual threads.

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One of the best stories of building for your passion. Ace loves hip-hop and gaming. That’s what he is building for. Energetic conversation and a good view on what to do when your startup is at pre-launch stage. #startupstories #growth

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As we wrap up 2024, and welcome 2025, a few thoughts to reflect and share the learnings: "A wheel is set in motion and a lump of wet clay is scooped up. Two hands and nimble fingers make arcane gestures. Under those skillful hands on the clay, what we see is sheer magic, the very art of creation itself—the wonder of wet clay turning into something extraordinary." The potter’s art, guided by intuition and precision, reminds us that creation is both a craft and a marvel. PROTEUS, a multi-party shared data collaboration framework created by dltledgers is indeed such a marvel! As we step into the New Year 2025, It's this passion to build that is our inspiration to progress with purpose and maximum impact. Year 2024 helped us mould our aspirations with care, to find beauty in the process, and to create something remarkable with the tools we have: PROTEUS shared data multiparty framework. It's now ready with much more features and functionalities for you to reap the benefits of multiple newGen technologies - our internal definition of which is #Hyperconnect Technology! To experience this hyperconnect technology, reach us in 2025.We can turbocharge and make it happen for you, if your goal for the new year is to drive your business forward with adoption of newer technologies, creativity, transformation, cost optimisation, compliance and max impact. Business data exchange will never be the same with dltledgers PROTEUS- A true transformation in the "shared data space" framework. A case in point and a low hanging fruit being -"Sustainability Data Exchange". Hear more about our journey here in this video below in which our founder Samir Neji shares his reflections. Wishing all of you in advance a Happy & Prosperous New Year 2025 #efficiency #sustainability #success #dltledgers #newyear #design #leadership #data #shareddata #innovation #multiparty #collaboration #climatechange #technology #sustainabledevelopment

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YugabyteDB ❤️ Apache Airflow: check out this talk at the Airflow Summit by Amit Chauhan.

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Entrepreneurship Teaches Resilience and Problem-Solving I’ll never forget the days, my early days at Intelliplanner that took me deep into India’s heartlands, where the real grit of the country thrives. One moment, I’d be presenting to skeptical mine managers, convincing them of a GPS-enabled logistics solution; the next, I’d be hopping onto a dusty jeep to see operations firsthand. And nights? They were for coding, often by dim lights, surrounded by nothing but quiet fields and the occasional chai stop. These weren’t just workdays—they were life lessons. Resilience, adaptability, and ingenuity.

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