The OpsRamp Fall 2020 Release delivers a frictionless user experience with rapid onboarding of cloud infrastructure, curated dashboards, expanded support for containerized applications, and new process automation functionality.

CI/CD has become the de facto standard for infusing the software development process with hardcoded agility. Organizations are now integrating DevOps concepts and practices into their workflows in order to get great features out of the door faster and reduce internal friction. But your ability to understand what’s going on in a production service is pre-defined by the logs, metrics and traces (i.e. the three pillars of observability) your developers pre-defined during development. There is, however, a need for agility even after the service is live - in order to adhere to strict SLAs, decrease MTTR and save on logging costs.

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We all wish we could be a little bit more efficient or get our work done just a little bit faster. In a perfect world, being a Network Admin would be a breeze. We can’t promise to get you out of the office by 5, but here are some network IT tips to (hopefully) make your day easier.

With many blog posts published and talks given on the topic, it’s no secret that Datadog is running Kubernetes at scale. We currently run dozens of clusters, some of them with thousands of nodes. Additionally, we have clusters running in multiple clouds. How are we monitoring all of that, ensuring we can scale up quickly and safely?

We are in the midst of an unprecedented convergence of events accelerating digital transformation. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the unexpected shift to remote workforces, and the pressure to expedite cloud adoption have companies reprioritizing their business models and operations, not only to survive and scale but also as a precaution to unforeseen future disruptions. Now, more than ever, amidst this transformation, enterprises can leverage their data and real-time analytics to gain a competitive advantage and gain market share.

In this episode, Coté is joined by Rick Clark and Sophie Seiwald to discuss management challenges of remote working. You know the drill: everyone has been working from home since the spring, taking away all the advantages and habits of working face-to-face. What’s new in this conversation is some advice for doing strategy communication, something that’s especially important when you’re relying on autonomous developer teams. We also discuss keeping people’s spirits up and making casual conversations with the boss more like running into each other in the hallway instead of an ominous “we need to talk” meeting.

It's no secret IT Ops and Security teams don't have the most glowing relationship. The simplistic reason is while Ops is responsible for making work and communication as seamless and accessible as possible (and therefore wants everything open), Security is focused on making it as difficult as possible for the wrong people to get inside (and therefore wants everything closed). But beyond the trite hot takes, fundamentally, both teams want to keep the bad guys out without stifling productivity. And when these two groups work together—Well, it’s magic. Timothy Brown, SolarWinds VP of Security, is here to tell you how to reduce friction with some advice and real-world examples.

As your development teams grow and you expand to different geographies, you will need a DevOps solution to help you scale and support your geographically distributed teams. This webinar will discuss the key benefits of upgrading to an enterprise grade solution and best practices in setting up your network for multi-site replication, high availability, load balancing, and scaling your storage needs as your business grows. Learn how to manage your artifacts and dependencies with the industry leader in universal binary management as your single source of truth and to secure your binaries.

Troubleshooting connectivity problems in distributed networks is difficult enough, but doing it in a Kubernetes environment is even more challenging. However, there are tools in Calico that can ease the burden and speed problem resolution. Join this session that discusses the components that makeup Calico and best practices for troubleshooting connectivity problems in your Kubernetes cluster when things go wrong.