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Learn how to enable log integration in your Aiven service using the Aiven platform. In this video, we will enable log integration to send service logs from one service to an OpenSearch service. After this, we will create an index pattern and see those logs in the OpenSearch dashboard.

Learn the simplest approach to Docker images and how to use them using a Docker repository, such as Docker Hub, or hosting your own private repository.

Learn how to configure and join multi node clusters using Kubeadm and Containerd.

We will see how Pandora FMS API works and the possibilities it offers. We will review some of the most important calls and we will see how to visualize the information.

In this episode Julie and Jason share updates on the Atlassian outage, a new incident at Cerner, and problems at the IRS. They also cover post-incident investigations from Cloudflare and Datadog.

A brief description of how to setup and use the new Time Based Profiles inside of Signl4

Forget about time-consuming setups when migrating from one #helpdesk to another. You can do so in just a day with InvGate Service Desk! Whether you are migrating from another service or if it’s your first time with a Service Management tool, there is a lot of foundation data you’ll need to have at hand before starting. This step-by-step guide shows you how to import - or quickly create - users, a #servicecatalog, and a #knowledgebase.

It’s a simple fact that the more tools an IT team has to use, the less effective they are. That’s why one of the chief values of WhatsUp Gold is putting everything you need to find and fix network issues fast in one simple, easy-to-use application. With that in mind, we’ve simplified advanced network traffic analysis and security threat detection from Progress Flowmon by adding those dashboards to the WhatsUp Gold interface.

Learn how to install Kubernetes, the services & tools to use and how to create a local cluster on your system using Minikube.

High-Performance Computing, or HPC, is the procedure of combining computational resources together as a single resource. The combined resources are often referred to as a supercomputer or a compute cluster. The reason this is done is to make it possible to deliver computational intensity and the ability to process complex computational workloads and applications at high speeds and in parallel. Those workloads require computing power and performance that is often beyond the capabilities of a typical desktop computer or a workstation.