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Balancing Technical Debt in Fast-Growing Teams

Sometimes messy code is better than perfect code. Hear from Ramiro Berrelleza on why over-cleaning technical debt can paralyze your startup's growth, and when it's okay to move fast and fix later. From The Incidentally Reliable podcast - real stories from the trenches of site reliability engineering. Made by SREs for SREs and hosted by Zenduty. Zenduty is a revolutionary incident management platform that gives you greater control and automation over the incident management lifecycle.

How IoT Brands Waste Money

Some IoT companies are making money; others are leaking it. Margins in IoT are already tight, but many brands are losing cash in ways that are completely preventable. RMAs, bloated customer support costs, churn, and on-site technician visits all add up. Too many companies default to replacing hardware instead of fixing the code. Without OTA updates and remote diagnostics, budgets get drained by unnecessary shipping and support costs.

Feature Spotlight - User & Group Performance Reports

Understanding how groups and users respond to incidents is vital to refining and improving your incident response processes. Our user and group performance reports help admins visualize the way people in their organization handle notifications for alerts and incidents. These reports can be used to review performance data over a specific amount of time, allowing you to clearly analyze trends and changes, and identify groups that may be inundated with alerts, or users who may not be available when expected.

Stronger together: (Agentic) AIOps and observability are the keys to IT resilience

Every new layer of infrastructure piles onto an already fragile web of interconnected challenges, making it painfully clear: traditional monitoring can’t keep up. You’re drowning in alerts, buried in data, and yet somehow still flying blind when real issues arise. More notifications don’t mean more insight, and more data doesn’t guarantee better decisions.

How Does Cloud Storage Work?

Cloud storage is an alternative to storing files and data on physical devices. It allows for the easy and convenient storage of digital data on external servers. Cloud storage allows users and organizations to store, access, and manage data without owning or operating their own data centers. Due to its affordability, ease of use, and scalability, cloud storage is the most popular method for managing data.

Easiest Way to Monitor NGINX Performance with OpenTelemetry

If you're looking for a straightforward way to collect NGINX metrics via OpenTelemetry and send them to your Graphite-based monitoring setup, this article is for you! With minimal configuration you’ll be collecting key metrics from your NGINX connections within minutes. In this article, we'll explain how to install the OpenTelemetry Collector, and easily configure it to receive and export NGINX metrics to a Hosted Carbon endpoint.

Eliminate log sprawl and cut costs with Sumo Logic

How much money is your company wasting on using multiple tools for log ingestion? Security analysts, developers, and operations teams all rely on logs. But, when each team uses different and multiple tools to store and analyze logs, it leads to tool sprawl, wasted resources, and lost critical data. With Sumo Logic’s Log Analytics Platform, you get a single source of truth for all your log data. Gain context-driven insights into your performance, availability, security status, and threats, all while eliminating wasteful spending.

How to Scale Your Business with Hybrid IT

Did you know that 81% of surveyed US businesses struggle to keep up with the pace of change? As digital transformation accelerates, IT teams are under increasing pressure to manage environments that are more complex than ever before. Hybrid IT, the blend of on-premises and cloud infrastructure with SaaS solutions, has emerged as the go-to strategy to streamline workflows amid these challenges. Let’s discuss how an intelligent hybrid strategy can position your organization for maximum scalability.

Tomcat Logs: Locations, Types, Configuration, and Best Practices

Apache Tomcat logs are essential for monitoring, debugging, and maintaining Java applications running on Tomcat. These logs capture critical information such as server startup details, request handling, and application errors. They help developers and system administrators troubleshoot issues, analyze traffic, and ensure application stability. Tomcat generates multiple logs, each serving a distinct purpose.