Build AI Agents You Can Actually Trust — Hackathon in Mountain View 🚀

Build AI Agents You Can Actually Trust — Hackathon in Mountain View 🚀

You Founded a Startup. Your AI Agents Are Hallucinating. Your Investors Are Watching Sound fun? It is, actually. On March 27, we’re hosting a free, in-person hackathon at the Microsoft Mountain View Campus (1045 La Avenida St, Mountain View, CA) where you’ll build an AI-powered travel planning assistant from scratch — and then make it production-ready with real observability and security controls. This is part of Microsoft’s What The Hack series: collaborative, challenge-based hackathons where you learn by doing, not by watching someone else’s screen. ...

March 11, 2026 · 3 min · 469 words · Harry Kimpel
Observability as code for AI apps with New Relic and Pulumi

Observability as code for AI apps with New Relic and Pulumi

AI applications are complex and distributed, making effective monitoring challenging. Combining the New Relic intelligent observability platform with Pulumi’s infrastructure-as-code and secret management solutions allows for an end-to-end “observability as code” approach. This method enables teams to: Define artificial intelligence (AI) and large language model (LLM) monitoring instrumentation along with cloud resources programmatically. Securely manage API keys and cloud account credentials. Automatically deploy New Relic instrumentation alongside AI applications and infrastructure. Benefits include: ...

September 17, 2024 · 11 min · 2325 words · Harry Kimpel