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How to install Calico Enterprise on Windows with HostProcess containers

Aug 29, 2024 By Rui De Abreu In Tigera
When enterprises transition to a microservices model, they often need to migrate their legacy applications to the new infrastructure. One popular framework used for these traditional applications is.Net. Due to migration, enterprises require the ability to run Windows containers in their Kubernetes infrastructure.
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puppet

Windows Automation: Comparing Methods & Tools for Automating Windows Infrastructure

Aug 15, 2024 By Kevin Crull In Puppet
Finding the right automation tool for Windows environments can be frustrating. Legacy systems, a GUI-centric design, and proprietary tooling are a few of the reasons automating Windows infrastructure can be challenging – especially in environments where Windows isn’t the only OS. Many organizations struggle to choose tools that will let them automate Windows infrastructure without contributing to tool sprawl.
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logitio

Best Windows Server Monitoring Tools

Aug 9, 2024 By David Benson In Logit.io
Server monitoring involves continuously observing and tracking the performance, availability, and health of servers within an IT infrastructure and is a vital process for organizations aiming to enhance their servers. By conducting server monitoring, with the assistance of server monitoring tools, your organization can detect issues such as hardware failures or software glitches promptly allowing for quick resolutions as server monitoring tools continuously track server health and performance metrics.
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icinga

Icinga for Windows without an Icinga 2 agent

Jul 17, 2024 By Alexander Klimov In Icinga
I’ve already dropped a hint at this topic in a previous post of mine which reflected the history of Icinga on Windows: And this time I’m going to prove this concept, since both required components have been released by now: Icinga 2.14 and IfW 1.11. Precisely speaking, an existing Icinga master will run checks remotely on Windows, directly via the IfW REST API – without an intermediate agent.
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What is WMI Provider Host?

Jul 4, 2024 By LogicMonitor In LogicMonitor
Windows Instrument Management (WMI) Provider Host — or WmiPrvSE.exe — is a legitimate and essential component for keeping your computer’s various applications and systems running effectively. This process is part of the Microsoft Windows operating system. Microsoft built WMI management tools into each Windows version starting with NT 3.1.
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catchpoint

Windows 11: Run a better traceroute

Jun 13, 2024 By Madan Gopal N In Catchpoint
‍This is a follow-up to two previously published posts on Pietrasanta Traceroute, Catchpoint’s traceroute alternative. Check out the first for technical details about how it works and the second to understand how it solves firewall and path challenges inherent in existing traceroutes. We’re continually looking for ways to respond to the evolving demands of the Internet to create the most useful network (& general IPM) monitoring capabilities.
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opsmatters

5 Ways to Recover Deleted Photos from Windows Devices [Quick Methods]

May 22, 2024 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
Nowadays, we prefer capturing our memorable and important moments as photos on multiple devices, including Windows PCs. However, sometimes due to accidental deletion, formatting, virus attacks, etc., these photos get deleted from your device. Fortunately, there are several effective photo recovery methods available that you can try to recover deleted photos. Here, in this comprehensive guide, we will discuss 5 ways to recover deleted photos from a Windows device, ensuring your cherished memories are not lost forever.
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