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Stop Guessing, Start Fixing: AI Root Cause Analysis

Automating root cause analysis is often regarded as the holy grail of IT operations. A solution capable of automatically identifying issues, resolutions and even prevention. Performed correctly, automated root cause analysis accelerates MTTI (Mean Time to Identify) and MTTR (Mean Time to Resolution). But for many platforms, this goal remains elusive: complexity, differences between deployments and different architectures make automating root cause challenging.
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The SDLC: phases, popular models, benefits & more

The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) describes the process we follow to deliver software to customers. It captures each step of creating software, from ideation to delivery and eventually to maintenance. In this post, we've broken down everything you need to understand the SDLC.

OpenTelemetry Fleet Management: Scalable Control

OpenTelemetry has turned observability pipelines into production infrastructure, but managing them at scale often creates a massive operational burden. In this demo, we show how Coralogix Fleet Management acts as the central control plane for your OTel ecosystem, providing the governance and orchestration required for modern DevOps. Stop the "manual marathon" of PRs and Helm upgrades. Move toward a safer, more predictable operating model where telemetry is consistent, audited, and scalable.

Security Integrations in Observability Self-Hosted

Integrating security data with observability data provides a comprehensive view for better threat detection and response. Security observability helps connect the dots between seemingly innocent events that, when correlated, reveal complex attack patterns. SolarWinds security products integrate into observability self-hosted, including Security Event Manager for log data and event correlation, Access Rights Management for identifying potential attack vectors, configuration management for compliance monitoring, and Patch Manager for tracking critical updates.

Monitor CAA Records with DNS Check

DNS Check now supports monitoring CAA records. A CAA record (Certification Authority Authorization record) tells public certificate authorities (CAs) which of them, if any, are allowed to issue TLS/SSL certificates for your domain. Public CAs have been required to honor these records since 2017, so CAA records act as an access control list for certificate issuance.