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The movement to utilize data to drive more effective business outcomes continues to accelerate. But with this acceleration comes an explosion of complex platforms to collect, process, store, and analyze this data. Ensuring these platforms are utilized optimally is a tremendous challenge for businesses. Join Mick Nolen at Senior Solutions Engineer at Unravel Data, as he takes you through Unravel’s approach to migrating big data workloads to the Cloud. Whether you’re migrating from

David Esposito, a Solutions Architect from #Aiven, explores load testing in Kafka Office Hours, a recurring forum for #ApacheKafka thought-sharing hosted by our partner Lenses.io.

In this session, Sauce Labs Director of Product Marketing Alissa Lydon shares how Sauce Labs is delivering on its 2020 product roadmap and introduces new features including Failure Analysis, Visual End-to-End Testing, and the Sauce Testrunner Toolkit (https://saucelabs.com/platform/sauce-testrunner-toolkit).

Now that automated testing is common in the development world, there is a misconception that it can be used for brute force approaches to cover all your bases. This leads to business owners wanting to test every scenario with their data. This brute force approach is not only time-consuming, but it is not scalable, and can expose your company to PHI and PII issues.

Software vendors often ask me when is the ideal time to swap out a legacy analytics solution that they’ve embedded into their application. There's five key signs that can tell you your embedded solution isn’t right anymore and it’s time to switch.

Want to learn more about Insomnia? Join us at Kong Summit (Oct 7-8), the biggest event for API practitioners. Insomnia is an open source desktop API client and design platform for GraphQL and REST. It allows you to make requests and inspect responses easily so you can debug and test your APIs like a human. In this video, Kong Developer Advocate, Kevin Chen, will walk you through creating your first request and how to leverage environment variables.