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Matt Kozloski (CISSP, VCDX, vExpert 2022, 2021, 2013), VP of Services and Security for Winslow Technology will be presenting some insights from some recent breach investigations and discussing learnings from those events. Come hear about some things YOU should be doing to adapt to the newest attacks.
Matt Kozloski (CISSP, VCDX, vExpert 2022, 2021, 2013), VP of Services and Security for Winslow Technology will be presenting some insights from some recent breach investigations and discussing learnings from those events. Come hear about some things YOU should be doing to adapt to the newest attacks.
Both Kim and I have a conflict with Oct 23, so we moved this meeting back a week to Oct 16. During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure
Both Kim and I have a conflict with Oct 23, so we moved this meeting back a week to Oct 16. During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure
****** We are back to meeting in person, but will attempt to connect virtually for those who can't attend physically. The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the NRB Slack. YOU NEED TO BE INVITED TO JOIN! Message me directly (AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE) with a request to join and
**Agenda:** 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM - AI-Driven Dynamic Data Querying and Visualization with KQL and SQL **Abstract:** In this session, you'll learn how to leverage natural language to seamlessly query your data and dynamically bind the results to grids and charts, making data interaction more intuitive. We will explore techniques to query Log Analytics
During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure (or non-political non-Clojure) topic!
During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure (or non-political non-Clojure) topic!
**Agenda:** 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM - Enhancing .NET 8 API Observability with OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and Grafana **Session Abstract:** This talk will explore the robust open-source observability framework OpenTelemetry and its practical applications in a .NET 8 API environment. As modern software systems grow in complexity, ensuring their reliability and performance becomes increasingly critical. OpenTelemetry
**Agenda:** 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM - Enhancing .NET 8 API Observability with OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and Grafana **Session Abstract:** This talk will explore the robust open-source observability framework OpenTelemetry and its practical applications in a .NET 8 API environment. As modern software systems grow in complexity, ensuring their reliability and performance becomes increasingly critical. OpenTelemetry
**Agenda:** 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM - Building the Future: .NET Aspire for Cloud-Ready, Distributed Applications **Abstract:** Introducing .NET Aspire—a comprehensive, cloud-ready stack designed to simplify the development of observable, production-ready, distributed applications. This session will explore how .NET Aspire helps developers by providing essential components, including a Developer Dashboard, advanced orchestration, and integrated service
****** We are back to meeting in person, but will attempt to connect virtually for those who can't attend physically. The link for the virtual meetings will be posted on the NRB Slack. YOU NEED TO BE INVITED TO JOIN! Message me directly (AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE) with a request to join and
The 27th is the day before Thanksgiving, so we moved this months meeting to the 20th. During the pandemic we'll be more informally talking about Clojure topics or any topics that come to mind so we can continue to connect (and support each other). Feel free to bring a Clojure (or non-political non-Clojure) topic!
