Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

Cloudera Agent Studio & Iceberg MCP to Monitor Table Health

In this video, Cloudera’s Dipankar demonstrates how to build an AI agent in Cloudera Agent Studio powered by an open-source Apache Iceberg MCP Server. As a real-world use case, the agent monitors Apache Iceberg table health by analyzing metadata for issues such as small files, partition skew, snapshot history, and other operational signals. Subscribe to stay ahead of the curve with the latest in data strategy, open architectures, and enterprise AI innovations.

How Enterprise Teams Are Validating AI-Generated Code at Scale | Perforce 2026

Your testing strategy was built for a world before AI wrote code. That world is gone. AI is now generating code, reviewing pull requests, writing tests, and analyzing defects, faster than any team can validate it manually. In this session, Perforce CTO leaders Anjali Arora and Rod Cope sit down with VP of Product Steven Feloney to break down why traditional test automation can't keep pace, and what comes next.

Java debugging: how to debug Java code in IntelliJ, Eclipse, and jdb

An effective Java debugging strategy lets us pause execution, inspect data, and observe real execution rather than relying on vague assumptions. The complexity of the Java Virtual Machine creates unique challenges, but a focused approach will turn this complexity to our advantage. This guide will equip you with the tools to do this, looking at: By the end, you’ll have a practical workflow to debug Java reliably across local and remote environments.

Xray and Lynqa: Agentic AI Test Execution in Jira

AI is becoming part of every stage of the testing lifecycle. Teams are using it to analyze requirements, design test cases, generate automation scripts, and accelerate execution activities that previously required significant manual effort. Within Xray, AI already helps transform Jira requirements into actionable test cases with AI Test Case Generation.

The Skill AI Can't Generate: Why Discernment Is the New Data Literacy

For more than a decade, I have argued that the most valuable skill in a data-driven organisation is not access to information. It is the judgment to know when that information is wrong. AI has made that skill more important, not less. When I wrote about AI literacy in 2023, the pushback I heard most often was that the technology was not yet good enough for the question to matter. Now it is. AI can generate answers, summaries, recommendations, code, analysis, and increasingly, actions.

AI is Exposing Observability's Dirty Secret

The 3 pillars of observability are breaking. For years, dev teams relied on Logs, Metrics, and Traces to know when something went wrong. But now? AI agents are writing, deploying, and changing code in real-time. When an AI hallucination pushes a bug to production, standard monitoring sees nothing wrong.To survive the AI era, we need a 4th Pillar of Observability. Watch to find out what it is and why the old way of monitoring just became obsolete.

Kafka in a DMZ: Protecting AWS MSK with Kong Event Gateway

Running Apache Kafka on Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (MSK) gives you a managed broker with no ZooKeeper to operate, automated patching, and multi-AZ replication handled by the service. What it doesn't give you is a safe, governed way to expose Kafka access beyond your VPC boundary. That problem looks simple on the surface. It isn't. And how you solve it has significant implications for security posture, operational complexity, and monthly cost.

How Agentic AI and Cloudera are Transforming Crisis Response

Can AI actually save lives? In this video, see how Cloudera and Mercy Corps have partnered to put people—not just technology—at the heart of humanitarian aid. Through a two-and-a-half-year collaboration, we’ve worked side-by-side with analysts to map real-world workflows and co-create AI solutions that solve their most pressing daily challenges.