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The Observability Platform from Observe is a tool that helps engineers and DevOps teams quickly analyze the performance of and troubleshoot problems with an organization’s distributed applications. Its power comes from its ability to ingest any kind of telemetry and machine data–trace data, log data, metric data, billing data, and so on–into a single source using Snowflake, and then map the relationships between data sets. These relationships can be displayed graphically as an interactive visualization, making it easy for end users to trace connections between datasets in order to diagnose the cause of error notifications or gain insight into an application's performance.

Tech Talks by Kong are a new webinar series dedicated to our technical developer audience featuring open-source products and topics relevant to you with extended live demos. The quest for resilience and agility has driven us into the modern age of microservices. Bringing services to market on microservice architecture demands utilization of sprawling technology offerings and tooling. Universally this journey includes an infrastructure orchestration phase, an application deployment phase, and a service publishing phase.

💡Hear how Abstraction, a leading game developer studio, uses Xray in-house to manage tests for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo.

Marcos is an iOS developer and open-source contributor from Argentina. As an active member of the Swift community in Buenos Aires, he hosts and co-organizes the SwiftBA meetups. Last year, along with Josefina Bustamante and Facundo Menzella, he also organized Swiftable, the very first English-language iOS conference in South America.

Mariano is an Android Tech Lead and a passionate member of the Flutter community: besides recently becoming a Google Developer Expert, he also founded the San Francisco Cross-Platform SFXP meetups, where developers share knowledge and experiences in cross-platform development.

Keegan is an iOS and macOS Developer, and — along with Pietro Rea — a co-author of the recently published book, iOS App Distribution & Best Practices. The book is a how-to guide for everyone who wants to deploy apps, whether they are becoming Mobile DevOps practitioners or release managers in their team.

In our Five Enterprise Public Cloud Use Cases That Make a Difference eBook, we detail the successes a handful of Cloudera customers have had with CDP. You can download the eBook to get the whole story on each of the five customers and their successes, but in the meantime we want to give you an overview of these success use cases. Use case #1: A biopharmaceutical company doubles its R&D productivity

Unstructured data stores a tremendous amount of information, but it is not easy to search, analyze, or query, especially on the fly— presenting more challenges to data architectures that are already complex. In this session, you will learn about Snowflake’s new support for unstructured data and how unstructured data can be used to analyze proprietary replay files for the Dota 2 video game. Dota 2 has a substantial esports presence and its developer hosts the world's largest endowed esports tournament.

Did you know that Google Analytics 4 now exports event data at the individual user level for free? In this episode of SnowFlake Bytes, Felipe Hoffa, Snowflake’s Data Cloud Advocate, shows you how to move this GA4 data into Snowflake and translate the sample queries into Snowflake SQL. His favorite part of the process? Creating a UDF that transforms the original schema nested data into a variant object that is easier to query.

Join Jnr. Developer Advocate Gertrude as she introduces Qlik CLI in this Hello World series.