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Introducing Confluent Private Cloud: Cloud-Level Agility for Your Private Infrastructure

If you’re on a platform team running Apache Kafka, you know it’s rarely simple. You’re expected to keep it stable, performant, and secure while juggling requests from every direction. Supporting multiple teams and partners leads to operational complexity that never really goes away.

What Is a Laboratory Information System?

Behind every accurate diagnosis, every timely test result, and every carefully managed specimen, there's a system keeping the laboratory organized. That system is called a Laboratory Information System, or LIS. In simple terms, an LIS is the digital backbone of a laboratory. It manages everything from specimen tracking to report delivery, helping medical professionals ensure that every patient receives precise, timely, and well-documented care.

Where is your weakest link?

For several hours in the day, millions of users were staring at loading screens or frozen apps. Communication channels went quiet. Games, financial platforms, healthcare apps – and even beds – were all down. The culprit this time: an outage in Amazon Web Services' us-east-1 region. AWS is the dominant provider of cloud compute globally, and us-east-1 is its oldest and busiest region. Countless businesses globally depend day-to-day on services hosted in that region.

AWS us-east-1 outage: How Ably's multi-region architecture held up

During this week’s AWS us-east-1 outage, Ably maintained full service continuity with no customer impact. This was our multi-region architecture working exactly as designed; error rates were negligibly low and unchanged throughout. Any additional round trip latency was limited to 12ms, which is below the typical variance in any client-to-endpoint connection, and well below our 40–50ms global median; this is imperceptible to users and below monitoring thresholds.

Inside AI Engineer Paris 2025 Part 3 - How We Organized A Large Conference in 90 Days

In September 2025, we brought AI Engineer to Paris for a two-day conference with 700+ attendees, 25 sponsors, over 47 talks cross 5 tracks. This is the third post in a 4-part series on the event: If you missed AIE Paris, you’ll be able to watch the replays on the Koyeb YouTube channel. Main Stage Day 1 Main Stage Day 2 If you’re not familiar, the team behind the AI Engineer has been running AI Engineer conferences in the US for the past three years.

How to Sync Salesforce and Snowflake Data with Fivetran + Census

Learn how Fivetran enables forward and reverse data replication. In this demo, you will see data sync from Salesforce to Snowflake with Fivetran and back to Salesforce with a lead score derived from both Salesforce and warehouse data fields showcasing the power of the combined Fivetran and Census platform for marketing use cases.

Building Your Next-Gen Lakehouse with Qlik, AWS, and Apache Iceberg

Real-time analytics has become a cornerstone of modern enterprises. Businesses are no longer satisfied with waiting hours or days for insights—they demand answers in seconds. The rise of AI, machine learning, and generative AI has only accelerated this need, putting immense pressure on data platforms to deliver reliable, scalable, and flexible architectures.

Logi Symphony Deployment Guide: AWS, Azure & GCP

Your users want live insights inside the tools they already use, not another standalone BI platform. This walkthrough shows how Logi Symphony deploys across AWS, Azure, and GCP, letting you embed analytics anywhere your product lives while maintaining complete control over your data and security. Get all the advantages of public cloud—automation, elasticity, and speed—without sacrificing governance. See how to deploy in minutes using managed Kubernetes and Helm, with self-healing infrastructure that scales automatically. Logi Symphony delivers modern cloud analytics with the freedom to deploy wherever your business demands.

Cross-Cloud Data Replication Over Private Networks With Confluent

Modern businesses don’t run in just one place. Your applications might live in Amazon Web Services (AWS), your analytics in Microsoft Azure, and critical systems on-premises. The challenge? Keeping all that data connected and flowing in real time—without adding complexity or risk. As more organizations adopt these multicloud strategies, the need for secure, private data replication has become critical.