What is the difference between DevOps and SRE? In Short, DevOps should be an all-encompassing term for connecting the development team and operations team. However, DevOps tends to focus more on Deployment, whereas SRE focuses on Reliability.

Learn how to monitor your website uptime proactively, setting downtime alerts to get notified immediately of any accessibility or performance issues. In this guide, we will show you how to setup downtime alerts using Dotcom-Monitor's website monitoring tool. Get real-time insights into your website's performance, and monitor multiple websites and web applications from different locations around the world.

This video provides a walk through of how to apply Kelverion Orchestrator product licenses for all versions of Orchestrator, including 2012, 2016, 2019 & 2022.

This video provides a walkthrough of how to apply Kelverion Runbook Studio & Integration Module product licenses.

This video provides a walkthrough of how to apply a Kelverion Automation Portal license.

Health rules are geared to alleviate the need to constantly monitor the environment, however, what Health Rules cannot understand is when there is an intended activity that affects performance, such as when servers are undergoing maintenance. Learn how to temporarily suppress alerts for servers that are under a maintenance window.

SRE stands for Site Reliability Engineering and focuses on making sure your systems are always up and running. SRE teams are very similar to DevOps But have a few noticeable differences.

Does your software deployment process require that someone on your team manually checks different dashboards to verify that everything's okay? Do they actually do that when they deploy? Do you rely on customer complaints to notify you when something's wrong? There's a better way: Sleuth CTO and co-founder Don Brown shows you how to track several health measures automatically in Sleuth.

Cove Data Protection provides flexible support for the full range of customer or end user recovery requirements. In this demo, see how to restore a virtual machine to Azure.

Thank to a new and improved core database engine, InfluxDB now supports native SQL queries. Leveraging Flight SQL, InfluxData Developer Advocate, Jay Clifford, walks through how to set up querying InfluxDB using Grafana. He shows you how to configure Flight SQL and how to build a dashboard in Grafana for visualizing industrial IoT data.