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Elastic: How Ford built a search CoE with Elastic and Google Cloud

Join Elastic and Google Cloud to learn how automotive giant Ford Motor Company centralizes Elastic Cloud operations to support a variety of search and analytics needs across the organization. This allows teams to easily provision new clusters on-demand on Google Cloud and use Elastic for multiple use cases, from building internal search applications, to monitoring their cloud infrastructure, to enabling search and analysis of large datasets like vehicle telemetry.

C# Performance tips and tricks

At Raygun, we’re a pretty polyglot group of developers. Various parts of our code base are written in different languages and frameworks — whatever is best for the job. That said, large parts of Raygun written with.NET, and we’re big.NET fans. Given the prevalence of C# applications (C# has been in the top 5 on the TIOBE index for about 10 years!) and the massive scale of data Raygun deals with, we’re often called on to do C# optimization work.

4 Useful Tips For Choosing The Right ERP Partner

Businesses today face a variety of challenges when selecting an ERP partner. It is important to choose the right ERP partner who can help you manage and streamline your business operations efficiently. The wrong choice could lead to costly mistakes, delays in implementation, or even project failure. Therefore, businesses need to understand the key factors that they should consider while choosing an ERP Partner. Here are four useful tips which will help you make the right decision when selecting an ERP partner for your business.
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Machine-Learning Automation: Processing, Storing, & Analyzing Data in the Digital Age

The world of software is growing more complex, and simultaneously changing faster than ever before. The simple monolithic applications of recent memory are being replaced by horizontal cloud-native applications. It is no surprise that such applications are more complex and can break into infinitely more ways (and ever new ways). They also generate a lot more data to keep track of. The pressure to move fast means software release cycles have shrunk drastically from months to hours, with constant change being the new normal.

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How ITOps Uses Real-Time Monitoring for Easy Fixes

Here's a scenario. All your enterprise apps are running fine, as you expected. Maybe your team wasn't impacted by the Microsoft 365 outage a couple of weeks ago. Good for you! But don't let past application performance predict current performance. Instead, choose real-time monitoring to efficiently manage your network and proactively resolve app health issues at any time. That way, the IT operations (ITOps) team has visibility into your entire digital estate and pinpoint services unavailable to end-users.

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The 2023 guide to native app development

Native app development is the creation of software programs that run on specific devices and platforms. You can build native apps for desktops, smart TVs, and so on - but since the most popular target devices are smartphones, native app development is frequently used to mean mobile app development. According to Statista's latest data, Google's Android and Apple's iOS operating systems have squeezed every other mobile OS out of the market over the years, and in the fourth quarter of 2022, they made up 99.4 percent of the total mobile market.

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What is IT Operations Management

The world of IT networking has countless acronyms for every component, metric, technology, function, and so on. ITOM, or IT operations management, is a function that encapsulates the administration of all network infrastructure components within an organization. ITOM is a critical function that can directly determine the fortunes of the company. It is for the same reason that we should clearly understand what it stands for, why it's needed, and what its benefits are. Let's dive in.
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Evolution of Kafka and Advantages Over Messaging

Apache Kafka has come a long way since its initial development at LinkedIn in 2010 and its release as an open-source project the following year. Over the past decade, it has grown from a humble messaging bus used to power internal applications into the world's most popular streaming data platform. Its evolution is remarkable, and it has taken the industry by storm, quickly becoming a go-to solution for data streaming and processing.