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Service Mesh is the future of application connectivity. It delivers immediate value to any architecture by increasing the security, reliability and observability of our application traffic. At the same time our industry made it challenging to understand and deploy it in production: but it doesn't have to be this way.

DevOps is all about enhancing collaboration. And to help you build and deliver feedback quickly, use Perforce Streams –– branching for Helix Core. You are able to visualize code, and streamline your workflow for faster builds.

We are thrilled to announce the general availability of Kong Gateway 2.0. With this release the technology will become more platform-agnostic to deploy it across on-premises and the cloud (Hybrid mode), and it also becomes more development language agnostic.

This video shows main functionalities of Countly Enterprise Edition, which allows product owners, marketing managers and devops team to focus on the perfect product.

In this call API Fortress talked about mocking APIs with Kong and API Fortress. You might want to mock APIs to build tests against them before the services are ready, to save money during service development, or to keep your development environments isolated. Learn how API Fortress uses Kong in their API mocking technology. Plus, see a demo.

A really interesting development I’ve seen in the data and analytic space lately is the rise of the data catalog. You may know these by another name such as a semantic or metadata layer, but they’re all fundamentally the same. Data catalogs aren’t new, they’ve been around for a long time. While some vendors like Yellowfin and Cognos have always had them, others like Tableau and Qlik are now just getting to them.

How to import an HTTP Archive in Kraken: https://kraken.octoperf.com/gatling/import-har-gatling-scripts/

How to debug a Gatling simulation on Kraken and compare the responses with the recorded (HAR) ones

How to run a Gatling simulation on multiple hosts thanks to Kraken:

With Bugfender you can debug your app remotely, find the bugs faster and provide better customer service. Follow this guide to add Bugfender to your iOS app using cocoapods. Thanks to new languages like Kotlin and Swift we can see more and more web programmers jumping into the native development. We started this series of videos with basic tutorials to help new developers and also experienced developers coming from other platforms (React Native, Xamarin, Ionic…). This video can be used as a guide to start creating a new Xcode project and integrating the Bugfender SDK with cocoapods, but if you want to go further we have a lot of tutorials and articles in our docs and in our blog. As you can see, having a remote console for your apps is a 5-minutes task that can save you hours of debug in production. See you in the next video. Happy debugging!