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How CA Operational Intelligence enables IT operations teams to make smarter decisions -- Live Demo

See how CA Operational Intelligence enables IT operations teams to make smarter, faster decisions for enhancing user experience and improving IT service quality and capacity through mainframe to the cloud contextual intelligence. In this demo, you'll see how machine learning-driven analytics, along with out-of-the-box visualization and correlation, can help you drive a superior user experience and boost operational efficiency by up to 60%. Live demo presented by Adeesh Fulay, Director, Product Management

ELMAH Is Dead. Get More Detailed Exceptions With Retrace

For many years, ELMAH was the go-to logging utility for ASP.NET. It caught exceptions that came up through the IIS response pipeline and logged them along with contextual information. It also put a subpage on your site that you could visit to view logged exceptions. It was a great tool for catching, logging, and viewing unhandled exceptions for monolithic ASP.NET applications. But now that we’ve moved to distributed application architectures, we need something more.

Pro Tips: Using Grafana in Quality Assurance

Quality assurance is a priority at Evolution Gaming, the world leader in live casino gaming, and as Andrejs Kalnacs, Lead Software Developer in Test, said during his GrafanaCon EU talk in March, Grafana has been a game changer. While Kalnacs and his team have found Grafana to be invaluable in many areas, here are three best practices they’ve learned throughout their journey.

Top Use Cases for Log Analysis

Investing in a log analysis tool provides many benefits: it saves time needed to detect and troubleshoot a problem, reduces churn by providing a better user experience, and improves system security. There is a wide scope of use cases for log analysis - from tackling security and performance issues head-on to enhancing the quality of your services. What are some of the most common use cases for log file analysis?