Dash0 for Startups is live: get 50% off your first year (or 90% via partner VCs) on our full platform up to $100K. For Series A or earlier teams under 40 people. Apply today: eu1.hubs.ly/H0yWrZZ0

Writing code got cheaper. Trust didn't. OllyGarden keeps finding sensitive data in real #OpenTelemetry pipelines. Query strings in url.full. Authorization headers. Now AI prompts too. Mostly defaults nobody looked at. Code RED #39 has the full story. Link below. eu1.hubs.ly/H0y-7xD0

Your team writes more code with AI now. But does it ship faster? AI SDLC Insights tracks review time, merged PRs, what each AI assisted PR actually costs and provides actionable guidance on your data.. Across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Copilot CLI. Here's what it looks like in Dash0.

Mirko Novakovic and Oliver Manojlovic at the WELT AI Summit in Berlin. AI writes almost 100 percent of our code. It does maybe 20 percent of the review. That gap is what we build for. Full interview, in German 👉 eu1.hubs.ly/H0yS8K80 Summit highlights 👉 eu1.hubs.ly/H0ySd-d0

Last week the team was everywhere. Mirko at Bits & Pretzels and Oktoberfest with Cognition in Munich. Frederic on The AI Conference main stage in SF. Red overalls at Cloud Native Days Austria. Hotservability at our Amsterdam office, then again at LeadDev Stockholm. #OpenTelemetry #Observability

You’ve got an #SLO. Your error budget is disappearing. Now what? Liat Hoffman takes just over two minutes to show you how they work in practice, from setting a reliability target and tracking burn rate to seeing which #deployment might be behind the change. SLO #webinar here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0yM4wZ0

114 new teammates in the first half of this year. Two acquired teams moving onto one platform. A lot of lessons nobody wrote down. Dash0 just joined Batch 5 of Scale-up.NRW, together with 18 other growth companies from the region. We will share what we learn along the way.

#Nasdaq put #Dash0 on the Times Square billboard after our Series B. Now Mirko is on their show. He talks AI powered observability, closing the loop between agents and production incidents, and the US expansion, on Nasdaq's The Signal. eu1.hubs.ly/H0yvrc40

Most teams adopt #OpenTelemetry to escape lock-in. That undersells it. Julia Furst Morgado covers how #OTel works and why every kind of AI depends on structured telemetry. 📆 Oct 6, 11am ET / 5pm CEST eu1.hubs.ly/H0yyHGS0

Michele has talked about observability on a lot of stages. On October 1st in Stockholm, the questions get harder and the wings get hotter. Join us at the 7th LeadDev Stockholm Meetup at Umain. Doors open at 17.30. Spots are limited, so grab yours here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0yFKBz0

The red jumpsuits are a familiar sight at WeAreDevelopers in Berlin. This week they make their debut in San José. 🇺🇸 Around 30 of us are here for the first WeAreDevelopers World Congress in North America. Doors are open, Booth #743 is up and running and the first demos are underway.

If dashboards are built for humans, what do AI agents need? Not more dashboards. Mirko Novakovic talks with Boardroom Club about the tools, context, and interfaces agents need as they become users of observability too: eu1.hubs.ly/H0yx_J80

Your dashboards are green, and nobody got paged. Your AI agent could still be doing the wrong thing. Mirko Novakovic looks at why AI safety needs more than uptime. You need to know what the agent did, and whether it was actually good: eu1.hubs.ly/H0ywx800

SLOs are GA in Dash0, and on Product Hunt today. "Is it reliable enough?" Ask three engineers, get three answers. An SLO turns that into one number, and burn-rate alerts catch a slow leak before users do. Reliability is a budget. Spend it on purpose. eu1.hubs.ly/H0yr7Wp0

Yesterday we wrapped up LDX3 New York. 🗽 Julissa, Matt, Jordan, Sean, Mike, Andrew, Mara, and AJ held down the booth at the Javits Center. If the red jumpsuits caught your eye and stopped you for a chat, great talking to you. On to the next one!

A bad deploy starts quietly failing 1% of requests. Nobody pages. Three days later the reliability target for the quarter is gone. An SLO catches that: error budget and burn rate, in real time. Dash0 SLOs are now GA: eu1.hubs.ly/H0ylJK60

The Dash0 team spent the week in the UK, catching up with familiar faces and meeting new ones at #LondonTechWeek and a run of local meetups. Thanks to everyone who grabbed a coffee or stuck around to chat. See you again soon.

There is no secret sauce. That's what Mirko told James Pringle on Riding Unicorns. Building a company is just bricks stacked one at a time. The hard part was having the patience to let the stack compound. Spotify: eu1.hubs.ly/H0ydrpg0 Apple: eu1.hubs.ly/H0ydrw40

Julia was at KCD San Francisco. Kasper was at ContainerDays in Hamburg. Same week, same conversation about agents. Code RED #37 is live. Mirko and Clint Sharp on why AI SREs might be dead on arrival. Michele on running the Collector on NixOS. eu1.hubs.ly/H0yg3V70

One track, one room, around 250 people, two days. That's #SignalsConference. #Dash0 is in Berlin at Kulturbrauerei today and tomorrow. Later today Mirko Novakovic joins the closing panel on Reliability in the Age of AI. Come say hi if you're around.

Hamburg last week. Montreal this week. Booth number two of September is underway for RustConf. Booth T6 is where you’ll find us over. Come by, show us what’s giving you trouble, and we’ll show you how we’d approach it in Dash0. See you there. 👋

Somewhere between Hamburg and Las Vegas, we stopped unpacking. Next up: 15 cities, two continents, and one suitcase that won’t fully close again until December. Full route on the map below. Catch us somewhere on it.

Agent0 now acts as you on GitLab, your credentials, your permissions, not a service account. Plus Agent0 is in Slack now. Mention it mid incident and get answers without switching tabs. 👇

The latest G2 results brought some great recognition for Dash0, from Best Support and Most Implementable to Users Most Likely To Recommend. Thanks to everyone who took the time to share their feedback. 💙

#PolarSignals is joining #Dash0. It started at a dinner in Berlin where Mirko Novakovic and Frederic Branczyk got talking about storage engines. Frederic explains why on Code RED Podcast 48. Code RED Newsletter 36 has that plus A2A joining AAIF, entity events and more. eu1.hubs.ly/H0xWwyG0

Our Ecosystem Engineer landed on Vietnamese national TV a few weeks back, still not over it. Mauricio Salatino addressed the country's tech industry at KCD Vietnam on AI sovereignty and data center readiness. From a Nasdaq billboard to national news in Vietnam. 🇻🇳📺

60M spans/second during Cyber Week. Heinrich Hartmann explains how Zalando handles observability across 3,500 microservices and 250 Kubernetes clusters. eu1.hubs.ly/H0xNb1z0

Bryan Liles asked Kubernetes to find its Rails moment in 2019. It did: platform engineering. Observability hasn't. A survey of 105 platform engineers found 47.5% call shift down their strategy. Only 18% automated half the work. Kasper on the gap https: eu1.hubs.ly/H0xK-Dc0

Zero-touch OTel instrumentation: no code changes, just working observability. Michele Mancioppi from Dash0 joins “What's new in OTel” live on Aug 26 to cover exactly how. eu1.hubs.ly/H0xM10q0

Code RED Newsletter 35. Kasper is back after time away. Expedia's new AI agent has no autonomy at all. Instacart's jumped from 60 percent accuracy to the high 90s, not from a better model but 14 years of incident history. Full roundup here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0xFtRw0