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Elastic Observability 7.10 introduces exciting new capabilities that bring deeper visibility into the most important layer of digital monitoring — the experience of the end user. User experience monitoring — accessed via a brand new app in Kibana — provides real-time visibility into website performance, and multistep journey checks in Uptime significantly expand synthetic monitoring capabilities to help operational teams proactively catch issues by monitoring simulated journeys. Plus, several new features like searchable snapshots, out-of-the-box anomaly detection jobs for infrastructure monitoring, and a PHP agent for Elastic APM help the Elastic Observability community optimize costs while deepening visibility across operations.

How to manage and use alert categories in SIGNL4

JFrog Xray is a Software Composition Analysis tool (SCA) which is tightly integrated with JFrog Artifactory to ensure security and compliance governance for the organization binaries throughout the SDLC. This video will take you through configuring your JFrog Platform instance to start displaying security and license information about the artifacts in your JFrog Artifactory as fast as possible.

Based on EMA research, including the EMA Radar for AIOps, Dennis Drogseth, Vice President at Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), explores why organizations need an AIOps solution and the value being received from AIOps today based on real deployments. Learn about common use cases, what to look for in an AIOps solution and the rich diversity of benefits of Broadcom's AIOps solution.

How to Boost Your Users’ Microsoft 365 Experience Want to learn how to get the best performance while cutting down on costs for your cloud business? Let our experts show you how to establish precise, visual end-to-end control for your specific Microsoft 365 services subscriptions – such as Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Exchange. Equip yourself with the best administrator experience, and you’ll find it so much easier to provide the best user experience in the long-term. You’ll thank yourself for it later!

Managing networking, observability and security in multiple Kubernetes clusters can quickly become a major challenge. Lack of a centralized, unified multi-cluster approach results in dozens of clusters that are deployed and managed independently throughout an organization, with very little uniformity in the way they are secured. This adds complexity for DevOps teams, who must adapt to different cluster environments.