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Azure Monitoring Tool: Here's What's New in Serverless360 for June 2023

Looking to optimize your Azure monitoring and management? In this video, Michael Stephenson dives into the latest release updates of #Serverless360, an enterprise-grade management and monitoring tool for Microsoft Azure. Discover the latest features added in June 2023, including failure monitoring for logic app standards, Hybrid Tracking between BizTalk to Azure, and much more.

Orchestrating Kubernetes with Terraform + Kustomize - Civo Navigate NA 2023

Jack Ross, Principal Software Development Engineer at Shutterfly, explains the use of Terraform and Kustomize for orchestrating Kubernetes. He distinguishes between Infrastructure as Code and Configuration as Code, outlining their respective benefits. Ross highlights how Terraform interacts with Civo and contrasts the functionality of Helm and Kustomize. The session wraps up with practical code examples illustrating the principles of these tools.

Holistic Azure Monitoring and Alerting with Single-Pane Visibility

One of the key ways to resolve Azure incident faster is to set up monitoring in business context and achieve a single pane of glass visibility across Azure subscriptions and resource groups. Also, it is significant to alert only on potential issues and relevant team members during an incident to eliminate alert fatigue. In this video, Manish Uppadhaya from Kleinschmidt shares how Serverless360 enhanced their Azure experience by centralizing monitoring and offering tailored alerts.

Dashboard Stories: Observing Garden Irrigation water usage with SQL

This useful garden irrigation dashboard built in SquaredUp displays a series of data on system availability, water usage and weather conditions. Using the SQL plugin, it pulls data from the Arduino device, allowing me to quickly visualize water usage across any timeframe I choose. This means that I can spot irregularities in usage, which could indicate a leak. I chose to use SquaredUp dashboards for this project, as even though I’m only working with simple data, once you surface it there’s a lot you can do with it!