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Did you wake up to the news that your favorite tool was acquired? You probably got used to the tool's intuitive interface, cost-effectiveness, and feature set, which aligned perfectly with your day-to-day requirements. Your disappointment doesn't end here. It's just the beginning of a series of potential negative consequences of acquisitions.

In today’s hybrid infrastructure landscape, migrating applications to the cloud unlocks significant financial and technological benefits. Whether internal or external, these applications require robust, efficient infrastructure. Cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure offer frameworks to help organizations build better systems.

As software ecosystems grow more complex and fragmented, organizations are finding it harder to manage the thousands of interdependencies that make up their environments. For starters, engineers are collectively struggling to uphold security and reliability standards throughout their organizations because they lack a shared view of these complex software landscapes.

Providing quick and effective IT services is paramount for organizational achievement in dynamic business operations. Technology development creates new obstacles for IT teams that must sustain service excellence and operational effectiveness standards. Recently developed ServiceOps implements a transformation of IT service management (ITSM) that surpasses all organizational needs.

For DevOps teams, ideal cloud deployment tools mean automation, consistency, and operational reliability. For CTOs, they ensure faster time to market, scalability, and efficiency. And for CFOs, cost-effectiveness and healthy margins are the name of the game. This is our hand-picked list to help you choose the right cloud deployment tools for your organization’s specific needs.

Redgate's new book, 'Introduction to PostgreSQL for the data professional', is now available for free download. Hear from authors Ryan Booz & Grant Fritchey about their inspiration for the book and the challenges they faced along the way. While the documentation around PostgreSQL is detailed and technically rich, finding a simple, clear path to learning what it is, what it does, and how to use it can be challenging.

When considering or advocating for an Internal Developer Portal (IDP) within your organization, assessing potential impact is an exciting, but sometimes challenging endeavor, especially considering the broad set of use cases IDPs support and the lack of context and visibility before the presence of an IDP. Maybe you understand the inherent value of an IDP, but need to quantify the estimated savings/impact to justify the spend.

Discover the key principles, best practices, and real-world examples of ITIL release management and how it can improve your business.

Our Big Tent philosophy provides the foundation for our broad, modular, and flexible observability platform. With Grafana’s powerful ability to integrate with a wide range of data sources, tools, and plugins, you can create customized solutions tailored to your unique needs.

One of the core features of the Memfault Linux SDK is the ability to capture and analyze crashes. Since the inception of the SDK, we’ve been slowly expanding our crash capture and analysis capabilities. Starting from the standard ELF coredump, we’ve added support for capturing only the stack memory and even capturing just the stack trace with no registers and locals present.