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Generative AI model observability, cloud modernization take center stage with partners at Dynatrace Perform 2024

Dynatrace

With our annual user conference, Dynatrace Perform 2024 rapidly approaching on January 29 through February 1, 2024, our teams, partners, and customers are buzzing with excitement and anticipation. Read on to learn what you can look forward to hearing about from each of our cloud partners at Perform.

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Unmatched scalability and security of Dynatrace extensions now available for all supported technologies: 7 reasons to migrate your JMX and Python plugins

Dynatrace

Extensions can monitor virtually any type of technology in your environment. Comprehensive metrics support Extensions 2.0 support complete metric metadata configuration to ensure that monitoring data is context-rich and unified across the platform, regardless of which extension or agent sourced the metric.

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Up your quality and agility factor – using automation to build “performance-as-a-self-service”

Dynatrace

By 2024, over 50% of all IT spending will be directly put towards digital transformation and innovation (up from 31% in 2018). Install the Dynatrace OneAgent to gather metrics and feed the Dynatrace AI-powered problem causation engine that automatically shows impacted users, system, and root cause during testing.

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Mobile INP performance: The elephant in the room

Speed Curve

Earlier this year, when Google announced that Interaction to Next Paint (INP) will replace First Input Delay (FID) as the responsiveness metric in Core Web Vitals in *gulp* March of 2024, we had a lot to say about it. TLDR: FID doesn't correlate with real user behavior, so we don't endorse it as a meaningful metric.) for mobile.

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Rising Tide Rents and Robber Baron Rents

O'Reilly

Google not only crawled and indexed virtually every page on the web, it looked at how sites linked to each other, tracked which of the ten top links it showed were clicked on the most, which ones led people to come back and try another and which sent them away satisfied. Let’s not wait till the robber barons are back. Available at: [link].

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C++ safety, in context

Sutter's Mill

All languages have CVEs, C++ just has more (and C still more); so far in 2024, Rust has 6 CVEs , and C and C++ combined have 61 CVEs. The main improvement MSLs give is that a program data race will not corrupt the language’s own virtual machine (whereas in C++ a data race is currently all-bets-are-off undefined behavior).

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Answering Common Questions About Interpreting Page Speed Reports

Smashing Magazine

But do you know how Lighthouse calculates performance metrics like First Contentful Paint (FCP), Total Blocking Time (TBT), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)? Still, there’s nothing in there to tell us about the data Lighthouse is using to evaluate metrics. But it comes with caveats. So why use lab data at all?

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