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cloudzero

Mastering Cloud Cost Optimization? 15+ Best Practices For 2024

Jul 10, 2024 By Cody Slingerland In CloudZero
The cloud offers on-demand computing resources, the ability to increase or reduce usage as needed, and the flexibility to pay only for what you use. But if you’ve been building on the cloud for some time, you know that the last part isn’t exactly straightforward. For example, leaving aggressive product features, engineering sessions, or testing projects unchecked can quickly waste thousands, even millions of dollars in a matter of days.
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pulsant

Edge Computing vs Cloud Computing: Key Differences Explained

Jul 10, 2024 By Pulsant In Pulsant
Edge computing vs cloud computing: what's best for your business? Finding the best approach for your business can take some trial and error, as well as some time researching how each technology and digital infrastructure choice can support your business goals. When choosing between cloud and edge computing, you will need to know what they are, what the differences between the two are, and how each can strengthen your business's operations in its own way.
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squadcast

Decoding Severity: A Guide to Differentiating Major vs Critical Incidents

Jul 9, 2024 By Spandan Pal In Squadcast
Recognizing the difference between major and critical incidents is essential for IT operations, as downtime can result in significant financial losses for businesses. Gartner highlights that effective incident management can cut downtime by as much as 40% . Major incidents disrupt business operations but are typically confined to specific systems or processes.
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rootly

Round Robin escalation policies: do's and don'ts

Jul 9, 2024 By Ashley Sawatsky In Rootly
The concept of Round Robin comes from sports. And it has nothing to do with anyone called Robin, but the french word ruban (ribbon). In a Round Robin tournament, all participants face each other by taking turns. When applied to on-call schedules, a Round Robin escalation policy means that responders assigned to a level will take turns responding to alerts. When is this strategy useful and when isn’t?
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Tailored Azure Cost Savings Notifications and Alerts

Jul 9, 2024 By Turbo360 In Turbo360
Guided by expert Michael Stephenson, discover how to optimize your Azure spending with Turbo360's tailored cost savings notifications and alerts. In this detailed walkthrough, you'll learn to configure personalized notifications that identify potential cost-saving opportunities and resource optimizations within your Azure environment. Understand how weekly and monthly email alerts can keep you informed about underutilized resources and right-sizing recommendations, ensuring you make the most of your cloud investment.
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Beyond the Horizon: Navigating the Future of AI and ML Innovation Panel

Jul 9, 2024 By Civo In Civo
In this panel Navigate Local discussion, industry experts Josh Mesout, James Gress, Brandon Dey, and Cate Gutowski explore the future of AI and machine learning. They discuss the shift from augmentation to automation in software development, the impact of open-source vs. proprietary models, and AI's role in democratizing access to technology. The panel also addresses concerns about AI's influence on human cognition and the importance of human oversight.
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cortex

Incident Response Automation: How It Works & Best Practices

Jul 9, 2024 By Cortex In Cortex
It's 2 a.m. and your engineering team is sound asleep when suddenly a barrage of alerts start flooding in. A critical service is down and customers are complaining. Your developers scramble to sift through the noise, identify the root cause, and fix the issue—all while racing against the clock to meet tight SLOs.
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Komodor

5 Ways to Make Kubernetes Auditing an Effective Habit

Jul 9, 2024 By Erez Rabih In Komodor
Kubernetes has several components that produce logs and events containing information on everything that has happened in a Kubernetes cluster. Keeping track of all this data becomes extremely challenging when you run Kubernetes at a very large scale. With so many components generating logs, organizations need a centralized place to see it all. But this is only half your problem. You also need to correlate logs coming from different components to draw the right conclusions and take effective actions.
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gremlin

Intelligent Health Checks: one-click observability for reliability tests

Jul 9, 2024 By Andre Newman In Gremlin
Reliability testing and observability are similar in one important way: engineering teams know they should be doing it, but they’re not sure how to start, or they don’t have the right resources, or they need to focus on competing priorities like feature development and incident response. In an ideal world, reliability and observability would be automated processes that configure, monitor, and run themselves.
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