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In this video, learn how to monitor memory with PA Server Monitor. Set up a monitor and alert to monitor memory usage counters. The Performance Counter Monitor can watch any performance counter that the Windows Perfmon tool can display. This gives you great flexibility since many systems and drivers on the computer report statistics and their current state via the performance counters. CPU and memory usage counters are simulated for Linux/Unix machines via SNMP, and via VMWare interfaces for ESX servers. Monitoring and charting those values is now as easy as with a Windows server.

Are you embracing the key tenets of Observability in your IT infrastructure management? In this episode of The More You Monitor we’ll unpack the foundational elements of Observability and how enacting this concept can ensure high availability and pre-empt business problems. For more tips and resources check out: Or, e-mail us @ marketing@logicmonitor.com

Datadog Security Monitoring detects threats across the full stream of ingested observability data and leverages hundreds of integrations to give you full visibility across your environment. Now development, operations, and security teams in your organization can use a unified platform to secure your infrastructure and applications.

This video shows how Aggregation rules work and may provide some ideas on their usage in your own Phantom deployment.

Video coverage of replacing SSL Certificates within Phantom

In this webinar we will cover the full life-cycle management of NuGet projects utilizing the JFrog Platform with concepts like Repository Design, Metadata, and Build Promotion. We will even splash in some DevSecOps with JFrog Xray to look for any artificial flavors or additives.

We need distributed session. Spoiler: We DON'T roll it ourselves. In-memory sessions stop working as soon as there is more than one server. Most production environments have more than one server so the session issue needs to be dealt with. There are two options for sessions in a web farm. First, a load balancer can be used to lock each user on a specific box. This lets us continue to use in-memory sessions. The second is switching from in-memory to distributed session storage.

DevOps on WSL Watch as Aaron Kulbe leverages WSL for his entire devops workflow. His presentation goes into detail on how he uses WSL to support cloud management and automation.

Simon Feroquel, Docker This presentation will go deep into the architecture of Docker for Desktop on WSL2 and about what has changed since our first Technical Preview. It will also cover things like how we build WSL distros using LinuxKit and how we take advantage of unique WSL2 features.