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Sustainability has shifted from being a trendy, “nice-to-have" option for companies to a mandatory core business strategy for remaining relevant and competitive. Over 40% of the information and communication technology (ICT) sector's carbon emissions are tied directly to IT assets, according to the World Bank. So, these organizations are actively seeking ways to curb their environmental impact and to reduce energy costs without sacrificing operational efficiency.

Learn how to identify, map, and manage dependencies in dynamic systems to reduce downtime, speed up troubleshooting, and streamline development workflows. Cortex|

When systems go down, every minute counts. You need more than just quick fixes. You need a solid system to spot problems early, take action fast, and learn from each incident to keep your users happy. That's what incident management is. In this guide, we'll walk through everything you need to know about incident management, from basic concepts to advanced strategies used by top DevOps teams.

Agent vs agentless IT Asset Management (ITAM) is one of many debates that every IT professional needs to understand before choosing an IT Asset Management solution. Why? Because managing your IT assets is critical for better decision-making, operational efficiency, and cost optimization. So, where does this debate begin? What exactly is agent-based ITAM and agentless-based ITAM? And more importantly, what should we expect from each one?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has lots to offer to IT operations. AI capabilities vary from detecting anomalies to suppressing alert noise to predicting future incidents to even planning for growth and change. However, enterprises struggle in making the best use of AI. In this blog we present our views on how to go about systematic adoption of AI to accelerate and optimize AIOps.

As organizations increasingly embrace Kubernetes for container orchestration, optimizing both cost and performance has become a critical challenge. Kubernetes, with its flexible and powerful features, allows for efficient resource management, but without proper configuration and monitoring, it can also lead to over-provisioning, wasted resources, and skyrocketing costs.