OpsRamp’s Secure Remote Console enables you to launch consoles into managed devices remotely. Remote consoles let you securely log into hybrid infrastructure through a wide variety of protocols like Secure Shell (SSH), Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Telnet, Virtual Network Computing (VNC) and Remote Shell (RSH). OpsRamp records all actions carried out by an administrator on a device. You can use video playback recordings for audit trails, change and compliance management and training.

Technology challenges have become imminent in this Digital Transformation Era. See what these challenges are and how to mitigate them using ManageEngine solutions

See how quickly you can create a multi-format repository in Cloudsmith, both via the Website UI and the Cloudsmith CLI.

You’ve got Helm deploying Charts via Codefresh but now how do you deal with Helm chart dependencies? There has to be a better solution than a Chart of Charts? How do I DRY out my Helm charts and simplify my Codefresh Pipelines for multiple environments? How do I create secrets in Codefresh? Is there another way than using Encrypted Secrets / Environment Variables?

This is an overview demonstration of Resolve Insights and Actions.

Citrix CTP, George Spiers, shares how to troubleshoot remote worker performance issues and why purpose-built tools are critical to resolve issues quickly.

The Event Log Monitor can monitor one or more event logs on the system, including the standard Application, Security and System logs as well as custom event logs. You have complete flexibility in specifying which types of events are important to you and which types you'd like to ignore. In addition, you can manually add dynamic event sources (event sources that register themselves, add an event, and then unregister themselves).

Video tutorial on how to use Smart Config in PA Server Monitor. The Smart Config feature is a very useful tool for quickly adding servers or devices to be monitored. You specify one or more servers, and the monitors inspect the servers/devices and create appropriate monitors for each one based on default settings. You can access the feature by clicking the Smart Config button at the top of the Console. You can paste a list of server names or IP addresses into an edit box. You can also press the Discover button to find a list of servers for you (more on that below).

This is the recording of the Kubernetes Master Class from 2020-04-22: Getting Started with Longhorn Distributed Block Storage and Cloud-Native Distributed SQL.

This how-to video will help you get the most out of your application performance monitoring by covering  basics such as how to examine database queries, isolating individual trace requests, and more that provide full visibility into your applications and the infrastructure that supports them.