Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Learn how modern ITIL 4 Service Design works, which artefacts matter today (SLR, SAC, SDP), and how to create lightweight, business-aligned service models.

ClickHouse is redefining the boundaries of analytical database performance. Trusted by hyperscalers like Netflix, OpenAI, and Disney, it delivers sub-second query responses on billions of rows and scales seamlessly to petabyte workloads. The great news is that it is open source, so this power is available to everyone. You can spin up a local instance running in a Docker container in a matter of seconds.

The holiday shopping rush from Black Friday through the post-season clearance wave brings huge revenue opportunities. The National Retail Federation projects US holiday spending in 2025 to cross $1.01 trillion, a year-on-year rise of 3.7–4.2%. With this kind of volume on the line, the season will test the entire operational backbone behind delivery and monetization. For AdOps and RevOps teams, the year-end surge is no longer a short and predictable window around Thanksgiving.

Eliminate non-coding toil with Qovery’s AI DevOps Agent. Discover how shifting from static automation to specialized DevOps AI agents optimizes FinOps, security, and infrastructure management.

You can instrument Jenkins with OpenTelemetry using the official plugin and an OpenTelemetry Collector, then send the data to a backend like Last9 to understand where pipeline latency and failures actually originate. Jenkins provides job status and console logs, but it doesn't show how time is distributed across stages, agents, plugins, and external systems. OpenTelemetry fills that gap by emitting traces, metrics, and logs in a standard format that any OTLP-compatible backend can process.

In our latest Redgate Flyway Enterprise release, you can store a snapshot directly in the target database, making drift detection and rollback strategies easier and more reliable whether you’re using state-based or migrations-based deployments.

In late 2023, Amazon introduced the ability to deliver AppStream 2.0 using Microsoft Windows Server OS rather than the desktop of the OS. This feature enables IT admins to host multiple end-user sessions on a single AppStream 2.0 instance, helping to make better use of instance resources.