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In the modern enterprise, the terms IT service management (ITSM) and IT operations management (ITOM) are often used interchangeably. While they are both similar by nature, they have important differences as well. ITSM is focused on the development, delivery, and management of IT services. ITOM is more about the management of the processes that enable and govern those services. Effective ITOM seeks to optimize operational processes to achieve outcomes and meet or exceed metrics deemed important to the business.

In this video, you will learn how to use best practices in managing API Keys, navigate the Moogsoft API docs to locate relevant information, and build Event and Metrics API commands. Don't forget to subscribe for content on DevOps, Observability, AIOps and more!

The latest Netdata Agent release v1.35 introduces massive improvements for the machine learning-powered Anomaly Advisor, Metric Correlations, Kubernetes monitoring, and much more. Anomaly Advisor & on-device Machine Learning This release features a launch of the flagship machine learning (ML) assisted troubleshooting Anomaly Advisor. Unsupervised ML models are trained for every metric, at the edge, on your devices, enabling real-time anomaly detection across all your systems and applications.

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Yarra Valley Water delivers a unified employee experience and ensures a safe workplace with the Now Platform. This Australian utility company digitized the processes for reserving a hot desk with ServiceNow Workplace Service Delivery.

In our previous video, you were introduced to AZIMUTH, an open-source software project from ServiceNow. Azimuth is an application that helps AI practitioners better understand their dataset and model predictions by performing thorough dataset and error analyses. The application leverages different tools, including robustness tests, semantic similarity analysis, and saliency maps, unified by concepts such as smart tags and proposed actions.

Our applications and infrastructure provide us with vast amounts of data about their performance. To gain control over this amount of data, we must process it to be useful information. This information can offer you insights into where your application could be performing better, with more efficiency, or with fewer errors. Your insights can only be as good as the data you gather and how you organize it. More is not (always) better - this is where observability comes in.

The 'edge' is the place where the physical world meets the digital world. More and more businesses rely on workloads at the edge, especially in the IoT and IIoT spaces. Define the edge to fit your needs. InfluxDB has the tools and resources to use data at the edge and in the cloud, and to create reliable, durable data pipelines between them.