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The Complete Guide to AIOps

AIOps, which stands for Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations, is here to stay. The truth is that leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) for ITOps offers a range of benefits that can significantly improve the efficiency, reliability, and performance of IT operations. So keep on reading as we explore AIOps software potential. From automating routine tasks to predicting future issues and enhancing decision-making, as well as practical scenarios as strategies for its implementation.

Cracked Screen? Here's What You Need to Know About Smartphone Repair

Life has an uncanny way of surprising us, usually when we least expect it. One of the most common and frustrating surprises is dropping our mobile phones. The sound of a phone hitting the ground is akin to a minor heartbreak, mainly when you pick it up to find a web of cracks sprawling across the screen. If this has happened to you, you're certainly not alone. But fear not! This comprehensive blog is designed to walk you through every step, from assessing the damage to preventing future mishaps.

Key Considerations When Opting for Software Outsourcing

Building an in-house development team with the necessary skillset and capacity can be a significant investment. Here software development outsourcing becomes a strategic decision. This article explores the major variables that lead to a successful software creation outsourcing experience, allowing companies to make educated decisions and fully realize the benefits of this method.

Essential Software an eCommerce Startup Needs

Getting your eCommerce startup off the ground was a major achievement, and now you can look at solidifying that start by getting the right people and systems in place. One thing you shouldn't neglect, though, is the software that you'll need to help you run your business and increase your profits. If you overlook this important area, you'll quickly find that you and your team are spending more time on repetitive tasks than you should and not making the progress you need to as a result.

Regular Spam Testing with GlockApps: Why You Should Perform It and How It Works

Did you know that according to statistics, 99% of email users check their inbox every day, and some of them check it 20 times a day? And what is very interesting is that 58% of them check their mailboxes first of all in the morning. That means that a huge number of people have already read a bunch of different emails from brands and may have made purchases and signed up for subscriptions.

12 best practices for DevOps and IT teams to handle monitoring alerts

"Music is noise that makes sense," said author Yann Martel, implying that if a sound doesn't make sense, then it is perceived as just noise. Noise can thus be defined as any alert that affects our senses and disturbs our peace without adding any value. The digital age drowns us in stimuli of all kinds all the time, making the struggle to ignore noise in order to filter for sense harder than ever.

Critical Platform Engineering Metrics: KPIs that Matter for Success

Platform engineering metrics and/or platform engineering KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) can help us measure the success of this evolving approach and its impact on DevOps. According to our 2024 State of DevOps Report: The Evolution of Platform Engineering — 43% of organizations report that they have had a platform team from 3-5 years already. With this maturity, it’s important to measure what’s working and what isn’t working using the same indicators of success across the board.

DNS Redirect - Redirect Domain To URL Using DNS Records

Domain redirection plays a crucial role in managing website transitions, consolidating content, and maintaining a seamless user experience. This article explores the various aspects of domain redirection, including the different types of redirects, DNS redirection, and best practices for preserving SEO value during the process.

CI/CD observability: Extracting DORA metrics from a CD pipeline

Last November, Dimitris and Giordano Ricci wrote a blog post about CI/CD observability that looked into ways to extract traces and metrics in order to get a better understanding of possible issues inside a CI/CD system. That post focused on getting data from a continuous integration (CI) system, and it really resonated with the community.