Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

The latest News and Information on DevOps, CI/CD, Automation and related technologies.

Why More Incidents Are Better

Ask most SREs how many incidents they’d have to respond to in a perfect world, and their answer would probably be “zero.” After all, making software and infrastructure so reliable that incidents never occur is the dream that SREs are theoretically chasing. Reducing actual incidents by as much as possible is a noble goal. However, it’s important to recognize that incidents aren’t an SRE’s number one enemy.

Resolve Actions PRO - Introduction to the Event component (to pause and continue automations)

This video describes the capability of the Event component in Resolve Actions PRO. You may need to pause your automation mid-flow whilst it waits for an external event to occur elsewhere in your IT or network environment.

Join the Mattermost mobile beta program: v2.0 is now live!

Get ready for the future of Mattermost mobile. Beta testers can now access Mobile v2.0, including multi-server support — our most requested mobile feature ever. We’re also bringing you a number of usability enhancements and performance improvements to make you productive on the go. If you want to be on the cutting-edge of Mattermost mobile development, we’d encourage you to join the mobile beta program today.

Integrating Moogsoft with Datadog: Key Benefit Discussion | Moogsoft Product Videos & How-Tos

Are you a Datadog customer? And do you wish to optimize your workflow further? Then this video is for you! In this video, you will learn a sample use case to learn the key benefits of integrating Moogsoft to your Datadog environment. Don't forget to subscribe for content on DevOps, Observability, AIOps and more!

Common DevOps Roles and Responsibilities

DevOps-oriented engineers live at the intersection of IT operations and software development: understanding much of what it takes to maintain IT infrastructure while also being able to write code and deploy new services. DevOps-minded teams not only create services — they also maintain them. A DevOps structure forces teams to take accountability for their applications and infrastructure instead of allowing developers to throw code over the proverbial wall to IT operations.