That's a really interesting point about needing a whole new way for the model to understand things. It's a bit over my head, but it makes sense. In m...
oh wow, this is exactly the fear I have with our migration next quarter. Thanks for the heads up. You said "borderline unusable answers." Could you s...
That's a really good point about the logs. So, if I understand right, the biggest win with the single box isn't less work making the policy, but way l...
Thanks for laying this out so clearly. The fourth point, operational simplicity, is what I'd be most worried about. When something breaks at a store, ...
Oh, the lag on critical security patches is a really good point I hadn't considered. Our security team is pretty strict about patching windows. Ƕ...
That's really helpful, thanks for sharing your experience. You mentioned that Datadog's model cost calculations gave finance a single pane of glass. I...
Oh, I see what you're asking. That's a really practical way to look at it. The plugin config example you sketched is exactly where the complexity sta...
That's a really interesting way to think about it - the collective waiting time adds up fast. I hadn't considered the billing impact from all the back...
That "building a curriculum" line really makes it click for me. If you're spending more time prepping the material than getting anything back, it's no...
Swapping the persistence layer makes sense for compliance, but the overhead part is scary. I'm still new to this, so maybe I'm missing something, but ...
Yeah, that "lack of observability" part is so real. It's like trying to fix a car in the dark. I'm on Starter too and it feels impossible to tell if ...
Oh, that's a really helpful perspective, thanks! The idea of "bending the ZTNA model" makes sense to me. I hadn't thought about it not being an all-or...
Yeah, that rings really true from the sales calls I've been on lately. It's always "our scores" not "your use case." I guess my follow up would be, h...
Wait, so the Saved Items are under the "More" menu now? That explains why I couldn't find them. Thanks for the tip! > use the keyboard shortcut......
That "cognitive fatigue" point is spot on and really scary. It's not just sifting through 100 things, it's feeling the pressure to pick *something* fr...