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Automation only compounds when it's connected. This webinar focuses on Skylar Automation, the orchestration engine that ties your IT landscape together, and shows where it sits in the broader ScienceLogic platform.

See how the ScienceLogic Proxmox Virtual Environment PowerPack brings centralized visibility and operational context for Proxmox infrastructure into Skylar One. In this demo, VP of Skylar AI Douglas James walks through how the PowerPack automatically discovers Proxmox clusters, nodes, QEMU virtual machines, LXC containers, and storage resources, while building topology relationships that help teams understand how their virtual infrastructure is connected.

See how Skylar Automation transforms incident response by orchestrating workflows across the tools your teams already use. In this demo, watch Skylar Automation respond to a critical service degradation by automatically creating a ServiceNow incident, paging the on-call engineer in PagerDuty, notifying the Microsoft Teams operations channel, and keeping updates synchronized across platforms. With Skylar Automation, teams can.

Geographic Maps in Skylar One give IT teams a faster, more intuitive way to understand infrastructure and service health across distributed environments. In this walkthrough, Brian Harding, Director of Product Management at ScienceLogic, demonstrates how to create and configure a Geographic Map in Skylar One. See how to create locations, align devices and services, use filters to control what appears on a map, and visualize infrastructure health based on real-world locations.

Location Management in Skylar One gives IT teams a centralized way to create, maintain, and organize location data, building the foundation for trusted geographic visibility across distributed environments. In this walkthrough, Brian Harding, Director of Product Management at ScienceLogic, demonstrates how to create and manage locations in Skylar One. See how teams can define locations, associate them with the right organizations, and use accurate latitude and longitude data to establish the geographic context needed for devices, services, and Geographic Maps.