Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Enterprises came to expect that software that underpins their business can change at the speed of the market. Cloud-native technologies and modern DevOps tools enable enterprises to continuously deploy software updates across data centers and public clouds. But things often get slowed down when trying to update applications across mixed environments and large fleets of edges and IoT devices.

Multi cloud leverages public, private and hybrid cloud services and become a smart investment strategy for many businesses. Especially for mid-market and enterprise-level organisations it helps a lot in multiple ways. With the strategic distribution of your cloud management tasks between multiple providers, multi cloud adoption can help achieve greater efficiencies, take advantage of the economies of scale and establish the resilient performance of your virtual infrastructure.

There's a lot of hype in the marketplace about AIOps right now, and there's a lot of people who've got some interesting ideas about what it should be. The most common idea that I hear is that it's essentially a layer of AI magic that sits across everything that you've got in your IT tooling today and then make sense of all of that for you and then we'll decrease the number of incidents you have and reduce your MTTR...

The full stack isn't just cloud-based, microservices apps, but includes on-premises and hybrid private cloud infrastructure and packaged applications. The challenges associated with aggregating, analyzing, reporting, and alerting intelligently on logs have become more complex than ever due to the acceleration of packaged and customized application deployment in support of business transformation, alongside the growing requirements needed to ensure security and compliance. This webinar will explore multiple methods to ensure compliance, identify threats, and optimize MTTR by monitoring, analyzing, and managing logs across all types of application and infrastructure architectures.

With soaring demand on digital infrastructures, increasing deployment of B2B and B2C custom applications, and ever-tightening budget constraints, it’s more important than ever to ensure service delivery in a cost-effective manner. Delays experienced by your business partners and customers mean higher costs, lost revenue, and lost market share at a time when you can least afford it. In effect, slow is the new down.

Chaos Engineering can help you improve your incident response workflows. Don’t wait until an event happens to flex your response muscles, create real-world scenarios with Gremlin and practice your response with PagerDuty.

Customer Experience is at the heart of ScienceLogic product design, especially making the power of the SL1 platform easy to use. The latest release brings a slew of user interface (UI) and workflow improvements, as well as significant enhancements to the SL1 Global Manager. In this video you’ll learn how Global Manager allows teams to consolidate operations across multiple environments a single dynamic view. You’ll also discover how supporting distributed operations, regional data homing to support regulatory requirements like GDPR, multitenancy, and specialist team support is easier than ever with ScienceLogic SL1.

When problems occur, IT Operations must often address a recurring challenge first: wasted time. Before they can resolve the actual issue, they must manually collect critical diagnostic data from a variety of tools, open tickets, and finally route fully populated incidents details to the correct team for resolution. These delays extend service outages, increase operational costs, and worst, frustrate customers. In this video you’ll learn how ScienceLogic SL1 shrinks MTTR by automatically opening tickets, populating critical troubleshooting details, and route them to the right person at the right time.

In this episode, Jake Warner chats with Elton Carneiro, Director of Partnerships at Backblaze Cloud Storage & Backup. Discussions include the Cycle + Backblaze partnership, integration, and coming together to solve developer-centric needs.