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June, 2025 The HPE Developer Community Monthly #98 Did you know that, if you subscribe to an HPE GreenLake Flex Solution, you have a powerful tool built in that can assist you with observability, a critical aspect of modern IT Operations Management (ITOM)? In this month’s edition, we focus on helping you leverage this cloud-based hybrid observability service, powered by HPE OpsRamp Software, an AI-powered command center that simplifies and optimizes IT operations. We also delve deeper into the distributed enterprise, exploring the role of data gravity and introduce two new blog series on the Chapel parallel programming language. Enjoy! Visit HPE Developer Community Featured From data centers to centers of data: Navigating the pull of data gravity Continuing his blog series on the distributed enterprise, Denis Vilfort goes into detail on how data gravity has contributed to enterprises embracing a model that brings technology closer to where value is created. Learn more Provisioning & activating your hybrid observability service HPE GreenLake Flex Solutions include a cloud-based hybrid observability service, powered by HPE OpsRamp, an AI-powered command center that simplifies and optimizes IT operations. Start using it with the assistance of this blog series. Get started Community Hybrid Observability in HPE GreenLake Flex Solutions Explore HPE GreenLake Flex Solutions and its hybrid observability service powered by HPE OpsRamp on our new landing page. Learn more Hybrid observability service – Part 1 video tutorials Learn more on how to provision and activate the hybrid observability service included with your HPE GreenLake Flex solutions through these video tutorials. Provisioning the hybrid observability service in your workspace Activate hybrid observability subscription key in your workspace Assign access roles for desired users Launching the hybrid observability service from your workspace Debunking scalable parallel programming language myths – Part 1 In our new blog series, we explore 10 myths about scalable parallel programming languages. First off, is productivity really at odds with performance? Discover the truth Chapel/Fortran Interop in an Ocean Model Robust interoperability enables developers to reuse existing code without giving up their choice language, allowing them to use the best tools for each task. Explore Chapel/Fortran interoperability in Part 1 of a sustainability use case. See how it works Sign Up and Skill Up Register for our upcoming technology talks or check out our on-demand training Munch & Learn calendar Meetups calendar Get Real with AI Jam calendar Workshops-on-Demand catalog Register now HPE Developer YouTube playlist Explore the collection of HPE Developer Community videos on our YouTube playlist. Check out our newest here! Lessons in AI for retailers: Transforming the shopping experience Watch now Be an HPE Developer blogger! Contribute to our blog. Learn how it’s done here. Share your knowledge Be an open source contributor! Start contributing to open source projects. Get started HPE Developer newsletter archive Catch up on what you might have missed. Browse the archive

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