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Businesses today can’t afford downtime and wasted assets. That’s why you need comprehensive infrastructure monitoring that’s proactive and easy to use. Galileo provides you with an infinite monitoring solution with insights into all infrastructure assets in a single pane of glass. With Galileo it’s easy to discover, predict, and prevent issues. Setup is simple. Maintenance is non-existent. You will be up and running in under two hours!

Take a deeper look into how Galileo works. You'll see strategic use cases for Galileo as well as an introduction to each of the 4 Galileo Performance Explorer dashboards.

This video explains how to set up a simple service desk for an HR team, featuring the definition of categories of requests that will be handled by the system, the team members that will manage them, and two alternatives for configuring user accounts (a CSV import, or self registration).

This video explains how to set up a simple service desk for an HR team, focusing on email integration to allow your employees to get updates, as well as create and update tickets directly through their email.

This video explains how to set up a simple service desk for an HR team, focusing on using Breaking News to send announcements to your team members, as well as the Knowledge Base to make information and other documentation available to them.

This video explains how the service desk we set up in parts 1, 2 and 3 functions, focusing on how employees can create tickets, and how your HR team can handle them.

Do you know how to install a Windows Agent in Pandora FMS? Discover it here in this quick tutorial!

Learn the three basic concepts to build scalable and maintainable applications on serverless backends.

This microlearning video provides an overview of Sumo Logic and how it is helpful in the key areas.

It's time to provision our Request Metrics server. There is some common configuration that applies to all Linux servers. We want this base configuration regardless of what that specific server is doing. This a great use case for an Ansible role. Our "linux-common" role includes these among other things: