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Organizations are moving their applications and infrastructure to the cloud to reduce costs and gain elasticity and agility. This has caused a wave of adoption of cloud-native technologies, especially Kubernetes. And while we all love cloud-native technologies, it’s been very apparent that using them comes with its own unique set of challenges. The only way to maintain the velocity and quality of a cloud-native app? By being able to dive deep into running code and collect the metrics, logs, and traces needed in real-time.

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Shahar Fogel joins Mitch Ashley at KubeCon to discuss Rookout, which is a developer-first observability platform. Mitch and Shahar talk about observability from a developer’s perspective throughout the software process.

At Yalla DevOps 2022, Alan spoke with Liran Haimovitch, co-founder and CTO of Rookout, about the shift left movement and refining DevOps. Alan and Liran also discuss how improving visibility and observability is vital in today’s industry, and how Rookout has prioritized this in its offerings.

When starting a new project, one of the first things we ask ourselves is what language we should use. This question doesn’t have an absolute answer, and we often find ourselves facing even more questions, such as: Do we want a language that is object oriented? Should we opt only for languages with garbage collectors? Is being able to interact directly with memory important to us? Does the language have popular and well maintained frameworks that match our specific needs? Do we care more about readability or performance?

Rookout’s IDE plugins make available Rookout’s robust capabilities for debugging cloud-native apps within any of the JetBrains’ family of IDEs.

Picking up Go after mastering OOP languages often leads to common yet avoidable mistakes. The question is - how can we avoid them? Taking the example of inheritance, we will discuss how our process of thought needs to change when developing programs in Go compared to OOP languages.

Watch as Sharon Sharlin and Oded Keret present 'Dynamic Observability: The Quest For Real-Time Data In Cloud-Native Applications' at GoTo Amsterdam 2022.