If you’re in banking, you know the drill. Adhering to stringent EU regulations is a standard practice. This involves undergoing extensive audits, closely managing IT assets, maintaining your CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) rating, conducting and responding to fire drills, and establishing continuity plans. So far, nothing new, and if you’re in other highly regulated environments, you know that these measures are commonplace.

When sending data to Google Cloud, like logs, metrics, or traces, it can be beneficial to split the data up across multiple projects. This division may be necessary since each team has its own project, a central project is used for security audit logs, or for any other reason that your organization has. BindPlane has effective tools to manage this process. In this walkthrough, we will add fields to telemetry entries, allowing us to associate entries with a specific project and properly route them.

Have you ever considered leveraging generative AI, also known as GenAI, to support your network operations? If so, you are not alone. According to IDC, teams in 43% of IT organizations are investigating various potential applications of GenAI. Additionally, Gartner predicts that within the next two years, GenAI technology will be responsible for 20% of initial network configurations.

People often get confused between Monitoring and Observability and use them interchangeably in the DevOps field. But they are two very unique concepts. Since we work in this sphere, I thought it was ideal to clear up this confusion and give you the right information on it. With most of the application software now adopting several microservices and going for distributed architecture, the need to have a complete overview of your system cannot be understated.

Traditional network monitoring systems can’t meet the dynamic demands of modern business networks. Modern NMSs built with SaaS-native architecture enable enterprises to deliver exceptional customer experiences, powered by scalable, high-performance, innovative monitoring.

In today's digital world, websites and applications are the lifeblood of your business. But ensuring their performance and uptime in a complex IT landscape, with its mix of technologies and systems, is a constant challenge. Imagine a sale overwhelming your online store, causing the website to slow down and frustrated customers to abandon carts. Downtime like this isn't just lost sales; it damages your reputation and hinders innovation as IT teams scramble to fix issues instead of building new features.

Managing an Elasticsearch cluster can be complex, costly, and time-consuming - especially for large organizations that need to index and analyze log data at scale. In this short guide, we’ll walk you through the process of creating an Amazon S3 bucket, configuring an IAM role that can write into that bucket, and attaching that IAM role to your Amazon S3 instance - all using the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI).

Windows on ARM refers to the version of the Windows operating system designed to run on devices powered by Advanced RISC Machine (ARM) architecture processors, instead of traditional x86 or x64 processors. This adaptation brings Windows to a variety of devices beyond traditional laptops and desktops, including tablets, and some smartphones.

AI infrastructure is to the technology stack that runs AI workloads. Any AI technology stack consists of: AI technologies are highly resource intensive and typically rely on bespoke infrastructure as organizations aim to maximize compute efficiency, reliability and scalability of their AI infrastructure.

For nearly a decade now, observability has been one of the hottest topics in IT operations. Borrowed from control theory in engineering, observability in IT operations means measuring a system’s performance by the data it generates, typically metrics, events, logs and traces.