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

Dynatrace

Request demo The post Shift right in software development: Adapting observability for a seamless development experience appeared first on Dynatrace news. It gives you a high-resolution, real-time view of your code as it runs. And what is the best tool to do this? Just take a look. Start your free Dynatrace trial today.

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Dynatrace launches DevSecOps partner integrations for context-aware adaptive automation

Dynatrace

The Dynatrace artificial intelligence engine, Davis , and our Cloud Automation module adaptively trigger these solutions during required steps in the SDLC. Unification of development tools, extensive automation across the SDLC, and orchestration to adaptively detect, analyze, and react to issues makes this possible.

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Dynatrace innovates again with the release of topology-driven auto-adaptive metric baselines

Dynatrace

With the advent and ingestion of thousands of custom metrics into Dynatrace, we’ve once again pushed the boundaries of automatic, AI-based root cause analysis with the introduction of auto-adaptive baselines as a foundational concept for Dynatrace topology-driven timeseries measurements. Static vs. auto-adaptive baselining.

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The Adaptive Join Threshold

SQL Performance

First introduced in SQL Server 2017 Enterprise Edition, an adaptive join enables a runtime transition from a batch mode hash join to a row mode correlated nested loops indexed join (apply) at runtime. One thing I want you to bear in mind throughout this piece is an adaptive join always starts executing as a batch mode hash join.

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Uber Improves Resiliency of Microservices with Adaptive Load Shedding

InfoQ

Uber created a new load-shedding library for its microservice platform, serving over 130 million customers and handling aggregated peaks of millions of requests per second (RPSs).

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Adapting #Accelerate to Development

Allen Holub

Nicole Forsgren, and her co-authors, Jez Humble and Gene Kim have done the industry a huge service by providing a data-focused way of analyzing and improving performance that’s based on real research, not… The post Adapting #Accelerate to Development appeared first on Allen Holub.

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Adaptive Loading - Improving web performance on low-end devices

Addy Osmani

Adaptive Loading is a pattern for delivering a fast core experience to all users (including low-end devices) where you progressively add high-end-only features, if a user's network and hardware can handle it