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Lacework delivers complete #security and #compliance for the cloud. While the cloud enables enterprises to automatically scale workloads, deploy faster, and build freely, it also makes it increasingly difficult to: maintain visibility, remain compliant, stay free from known vulnerabilities, and track activity in both host workloads and ephemeral infrastructure within their environments. Integrate Lacework with PagerDuty to route Lacework Events to responders on your team. Manage and resolve configuration issues, behavioral anomalies, and compliance requirements in a timely manner across your cloud infrastructure.

Martello Vantage DX helps you prioritize and resolve problems to optimize the performance of Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Office 365 and business applications delivered to your business lines and customers.

Whether you know it or not, the Orion® Platform has some easy-to-use automation built right in. Automatically adding discovered devices, assigning custom properties, taking the toil out of building groups, and a plethora of other ways you can save precious time and reduce errors.

Join us at the closing ceremony of the Civo hackathon where we'll be announcing the winners live!

Containers are amazing. But when you start to orchestrate them in a complex environment, they can become quite the beast. Kubernetes is one of the best tools to tame that beast, but few resources exist to help you manage your big data workloads on Kubernetes. If you want to learn how you can optimize your big data workloads on Kubernetes, this is for you.

Join Chris Patch, xMatters’ Senior eLearning Specialist, as he navigates you through the “My Contacts” section of the xMatters app for iOS devices.

The San Francisco Giants IT team discuss their migration to cloud-based network management and monitoring with Auvik. Topics covered include.

Pull requests don't have to suck. In this video, Don shares his top 10 tips for making PRs a more friction-less experience for everyone involved - from the developer who opens the PR to those who need to review it.

Kubernetes is eating the world...at least the world of modern software engineering. Besides their applications, most businesses consider their data as the holy grail. It is key to the value they deliver. As they progress through application modernization, Kubernetes is the natural foundation to support their effort. But where should the data go? Is Kubernetes safe enough to take care of it? How to prepare for DB related incidents in an everchanging environment?