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Everything we’ve assumed about developers is wrong. Why tomorrow’s great tech leaders are today’s poets, linguists and saxophonists This article is sponsored by:

Bootcamps aren't the answer - Rey Perez of New Relic explains why the next generation of engineers will need to be true creative thinkers to meet the needs of tech companies.

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Why enterprises should look to open source to solve their observability challenges This article is sponsored by:

With rising adoption of microservices and 5G on the way, technology observability has a new level of complexity. Marck Robinson of New Relic explains why it needs to be open, and how we get there.

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How does a telemetry data giant handle its own telemetry needs? This article is sponsored by:

Rapid growth meant New Relic had to find a new telemetry architecture solution - Wendy Shepperd shares the scaled up solution and the lessons learned.

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Why should your developer team care about core web vitals? This article is sponsored by:

As metrics become increasingly weighted towards core web signals for page rankings, Daniel Fitzgerald of New Relic explains why this matters and how developers can prepare.

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Beware the hidden costs of building your own containerization This article is sponsored by:

Containerization in enterprise IT infrastructure has grown rapidly - but adopting and implementing with in-house resources can be more costly in the long run. Nica Fee of New Relic shares four reasons not to do it yourself.

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Leading by example - unlocking the power of DevOps throughout an organization This article is sponsored by:

Changing habitual work practices with DevOps doesn't have to be an uphill struggle, explains Thomas Martin of 27Global. Instead, try changing the routine with these practical tips for improvement.

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There are loads of myths about AIOps. Here's the reality This article is sponsored by:

AIOps has become an embedded part of technology language in the last few years, but is still shrouded in misinformation. Guy Fighel of New Relic busts seven myths to demystify AIOps

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3 ways to face observability’s change management challenges This article is sponsored by:

Focus on the 'people' part of 'people, process, and technology,' writes Buddy Brewer for New Relic

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Making observability a standard practice for every engineer in 2021 This article is sponsored by:

Intellyx analyst Jason English talks with New Relic CPO Bill Staples about how to achieve observability in support of today’s cloud-native applications

Without observability, Kubernetes is impossible This article is sponsored by:

True observability makes the benefits of Kubernetes clusters available at full capacity when powering microservices architectures. New Relic's Nočnica Fee outlines 7 steps to unlock the possibilities

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E-commerce guide for Black Friday 2020 - are your sites and apps ready? This article is sponsored by:

With record online sales predicted for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, New Relic's Sumedh Jigjinni has ten tips to help maximize e-commerce and keep systems running smoothly

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Are you faking observability? This article is sponsored by:

Most enterprises believe they have full observability of their digital systems but the evidence suggest otherwise. New Relic's Nica Fee asks, are you faking it?

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How to play offense with software during a pandemic This article is sponsored by:

More than ever, the world relies on software and the developers who strive to perfect it, writes New Relic CEO and founder Lew Cirne

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