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It is an unsettling time for many of our partners and customers, particularly those leveraging VMware technologies such as VDI and server virtualization, with uncertainty of Broadcom’s plans after their recent acquisition of VMware and likely changes to licensing costs, SKUs, product availability and so on.

When my co-founder Chris and I started NinjaOne in 2013, we had a clear plan. Simplify the complexity of IT software. We felt existing vendors had lost product focus, were complex to use, and lacked an emphasis on the customer needs, making the already challenging job of being in IT that much harder. We set out to build a platform that simplified endpoint management by putting the customer needs at the center of everything, with an amazing product experience, that is highly scalable and secure.

Improving reliability is important, but how do you prove that your efforts are having an impact? A critical part of reliability work is having the tools to measure and track your progress. Gremlin supports this by providing several built-in reports, which update automatically and are available on-demand. This blog post is a quick introduction to Gremlin’s reporting capabilities.

In today’s business landscape, where everything is connected through computers and networks, the Role of Infrastructure Monitoring has become paramount. If we go through the previous year’s reports, around 76% of organizations became victims of ransomware attacks in 2022. It was also predicted that the year 2023 might experience a security breach of 33 billion accounts.

In the ever-evolving landscape of tech, finance, and real estate, you, as a DevOps veteran or SRE newbie, have to juggle a myriad of tasks. One minute, you’re decoding a labyrinth of code, and the next, you’re deciphering the enigma of server management. Amid this digital juggling act, the role of mobile responsiveness in website monitoring emerges as your silent, yet ever-vigilant, backstage hero.

In today’s digital era, where applications are the lifeline of many businesses, the importance of monitoring and observing their performance is undeniable. It’s not just about keeping systems up; it’s about understanding how applications behave and ensuring they meet the ever-growing expectations of users. Let’s take a look at six best practices in application performance monitoring that organizations can implement to set themselves up for success.

Critical information during Incident Management includes the incident's nature, impact, urgency, affected systems, and current status, enabling efficient resolution. Yet, the excessive details in incident notifications frequently hinders rather than aiding the process.