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Transform live video for mobile audiences with AWS Elemental Inference.

Today’s highlights include AWS optimizing live video for mobile, Docker's AI agent getting smarter, and OpenTelemetry paving the way for smoother data flows.

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  1. Transform live video for mobile audiences with AWS Elemental InferenceAWS Elemental Inference is here to turn your video content into mobile-friendly formats faster than you can say 'buffering.' Now you can engage audiences on social platforms with real-time adaptations that'll have your viewers glued to their screens. — AWS Blog
  2. Gordon (Beta): Docker’s AI Agent Just Got an UpdateMeet Gordon, the AI agent that actually understands Docker—because who wants an AI that can’t differentiate between a container and a coffee cup? This beta version brings smart automation to your workflow, letting you run commands while you sip your brew. — Docker Blog
  3. OpenTelemetry roadmap: Sampling rates and collector improvements aheadOpenTelemetry is mapping out improvements that will have your data flowing smoother than ever—think less 'oops' and more 'ah-ha!' with enhanced sampling rates and collectors on the horizon. — The New Stack
  4. Most platform teams build products, but they don’t know itTurns out, platform teams are crafting products every day, but many don’t even realize it—it's like being a chef who forgot they were cooking! Time to recognize those hidden gems and start flaunting your creations. — The New Stack
  5. Why “automated” infrastructure might cost more than you thinkThink automated infrastructure is a money-saver? Think again—there are hidden costs lurking in the shadows, ready to ambush your budget like an unexpected bill after a night out. — The New Stack
  6. GPG key used to sign GitLab package repositories' metadata has been extendedGitLab just extended its GPG key expiration date, giving you a little more peace of mind while you download those packages—and yes, it’s totally not a plot twist in an espionage thriller. — GitLab Blog