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Dynatrace Managed feature update, version 1.174

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. New features and enhancements. Get more value out of Dynatrace with in-product news links. Dynatrace scales up Real User Monitoring to meet your digital touchpoint monitoring needs. Empower your teams with Dynatrace Log Monitoring. Track Real User Monitoring license consumption by web and mobile application. User experience score—the one metric to rule them all.

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Displaying ASP.NET Core Health Checks With Grafana and InfluxDB

DZone

After finishing my writing about ASP.NET Core health checks I started finding a way how to visual health check results so I can display these on the wall-mounted TV or big screen. This blog post introduces how to visualize ASP.NET Core health checks with Grafana and InfluxDB. About TIG-Stack.

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Performance Monitoring via SQL Server Query Store

SQL Shack

SQL Server Query Store is a performance monitoring tool that helps us evaluate the performance of a SQL query in terms of several different performance metrics such as CPU and Memory Consumption, execution time and the I/O cycles consumed by the query. Query store is similar to the windows “Task Manager”. A task manager provides […].

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A Faster, Lightweight Trigger Function in C for PostgreSQL

DZone

We have been writing blog posts about how to write simple extensions in C language and a little more complex one by Ibrar which were well received by PostgreSQL user community. Then we observed that many PostgreSQL users create simple triggers for small auditing requirements, and then feel the pain of trigger on transactions. We were discussing how simple/lightweight and faster a trigger function is when written in C.

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Web Services for the Go Developer, First Edition

The Polyglot Developer

I’m pleased to announce that my eBook titled, Web Services for the Go Developer , has been published! This is my second book and was inspired by my previous book with nearly the same name that focused on JavaScript development rather than Go development. So what is the objective of this book? It is important for developers to be familiar with web services that follow the GraphQL or REST specification, not only from the perspective of using those web services, but also in designing and deve

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The Most Common Mobile Game Testing Concerns for QA Engineers

DZone

The mobile gaming market is currently emerging and is likely to continue growing in the next 10 years. According to the recent data , it will reach $311.2 billion by 2023. The mobile games are becoming an inevitable part of our lives, attracting billions of users in all countries worldwide. Therefore, producing quality applications and utilities continues to be on the top for most mobile developers.

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Using rel=”preconnect” to establish network connections early and increase performance

CSS - Tricks

Milica Mihajlija : Adding rel=preconnect to a <link> informs the browser that your page intends to establish a connection to another domain, and that you'd like the process to start as soon as possible. Resources will load more quickly because the setup process has already been completed by the time the browser requests them. The graphic in the post does a good job of making this an obviously good choice for performance: Robin did a good job of rounding up information on all this type of

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Fallacy #4: The network is secure

Particular Software

There are a myriad of security-obsessed organizations scattered throughout the world that take security concerns to the verge of paranoia. In one such organization I've heard of, there existed two separate networks. Everyone had two computers without external disk drives of any kind. Inserting a USB drive would not work, and trying to use one would instantly alert the sysadmins that a workstation was compromised.

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How I jumped from software testing to data science

TechBeacon Testing

My journey from testing into data science was pretty straightforward. First, I learned how to break software, then to monitor production services for regressions, and finally to build models to optimize user experience. Today, I even build artificial intelligence (AI) models for recommender systems, chatbots, and cutting-edge privacy protection algorithms.