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Deploying your Applications in a Repeatable Way on Kubernetes
Helm Charts have proven to be very useful for developers looking to create repeatable deployments of their applications. Rancher, with its built in Helm interface, allows developers to deploy their applications using Helm charts. This training will go over using Rancher's pre-provisioned catalog apps, as well as demonstrate the creation of metadata for custom catalog apps to provide the Rancher questions interface to users who wish to deploy their own Helm Charts.
Log4J viewer - view log4j logs insights in just a few clicks
View log4j logs in real time from multiple sources.
NetOps 19.1 Unified Portal Across Alarm, Fault, Performance and Flow
With this the latest release of CA NetOps 19.1, we are proud to deliver enhanced operational awareness and simplicity as we continue to converge the network monitoring solutions into a unified view of alarm, performance, and flow that ensures improved time to value and full visibility in a single tool across numerous technologies.
NetOps 19.1 Unified Fault, Performance and Flow Monitoring for SDWAN
CA NetOps 19.1 provides a unified view of your global SD-WAN infrastructure across fault, alarm, performance, and flow. An out of the box focus on Operational roles with the flexibility to create custom dashboards and alarms ensure problems can be identified and isolated quickly.
How to Create Jira Custom Fields - Demo Den April
Jira Product Manager demonstrates how to create custom fields in Jira Cloud in this month's Demo Den - a monthly feature demo brought to you by the makers of Jira Software Cloud. Nathan Sturgess showcases how to create custom fields in both classic and next-gen. See how much easier it is in next-gen. Also hear the answer to the Spicy Question of the Month: “Is Jira turning into Trello?” (Hint: it’s not).