Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

As a company that strongly believes that its community is its foundation, Progress strives to continuously provide more seamless customer experiences that are meaningful and engaging. As a part of this journey, we are delighted to announce that we are migrating from our current support site to freshly-minted Progress Support and Learning Hubs. As our community continues to grow and evolve, we believe these new hubs will provide you with enhanced opportunities to engage and connect with us at Progress.

Caching is one of the big draws for people using the Next.js framework. Its on-by-default, “just works” nature sets you up for high performance applications right out of the gate. However, improving web performance comes at the cost of a complex caching system. This complexity is a source silent errors in the form of stale and incorrect data. Next.js does its best to choose the right caching behavior for each page.

The SquaredUp motto is Measure What Matters – sometimes though, the processes that really matter can be located at numerous different points up, down and across your organisational landscape. This can make surfacing your most important measures – i.e. your KPIs – somewhat problematic. At SquaredUp, we have been thinking hard about this problem and have now released the initial version of our solution – KPI roll-ups.

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is a widely used network monitoring and management protocol. It allows you to keep track of the status and performance of the devices on your network, like routers, switches, servers, and printers. A key component of SNMP are the ports used for communication between the SNMP manager (the monitoring system) and SNMP agents (software on the monitored devices).

As IT infrastructure continues to grow in complexity, companies face a distinct challenge: they must be able to effectively and efficiently manage their infrastructure today, while also preparing it for tomorrow. Having infrastructure that is responsive and adaptable both short-term and long-term is indispensable to keeping users satisfied and maintaining a competitive advantage.

In today’s digital-first landscape, where IT underpins almost every aspect of business operations, efficiency in IT isn’t just a bonus; it’s foundational for reducing operational costs, improving performance, mitigating risk, driving innovation, and staying competitive. Core areas to focus on when driving operations efficiency include infrastructure management, business service management, security, and monitoring.