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Megaport and Latitude.sh: Bringing Compute and Connectivity Together

Nov 10, 2025 By Michael Reid In Megaport
Megaport has entered into an agreement to acquire Latitude.sh, creating an industry-leading Compute and Network-as-a-Service platform to power high-performance applications and AI workloads globally. At Megaport, we’ve always believed infrastructure should be simple to use, powerful at scale, and flexible enough to follow the workloads that matter most.
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spike

Jira Service Management (JSM) Review for On-Call Management (2025)

Nov 9, 2025 By Sreekar In Spike
OpsGenie is shutting down. And Atlassian recommends migrating to Jira Service Management (JSM). But if you’re not sure JSM is the right fit for your team’s on-call management needs, this review will help you decide. I signed up for JSM and put it through real-world testing. I created on-call schedules, rotations, and overrides. Then, I reviewed JSM’s on-call management across 4 key criteria. For each criterion, I shared what I liked and what I didn’t.
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How Rootly works with Slack | An end-to-end demo.

Nov 9, 2025 By Rootly In Rootly
Rootly is the AI-native on-call and incident management platform that helps you resolve incidents faster, improve system resilience, and streamline on-call operations. It’s your always-on SRE copilot that automates root cause analysis and identifies patterns that drive continuous improvement—trusted by thousands of companies like LinkedIn, NVIDIA, Replit, Elastic, Canva, Clay, Tripadvisor, and Grammarly.
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Latency, Loneliness, and Laundry: A Practical Field Guide to Remote Ops That Actually Feels Good

Latency, Loneliness, and Laundry: A Practical Field Guide to Remote Ops That Actually Feels Good

Nov 9, 2025 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
Remote ops is weird. You're juggling alerts, releases, tickets-and five meters away there's a pile of laundry silently negotiating your willpower. You want focus without turning into a hermit. You want flexibility without drifting into 11 p.m. "just one more thing" spirals. And you want your team to feel like a team, not just avatars in a status channel. This guide blends human factors with ops pragmatism. Short, testable ideas. Minimal ceremony. A little empathy for the person behind the keyboard.
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Preparing for cloud failures: Monitoring strategies for distributed hybrid infrastructure

Preparing for cloud failures: Monitoring strategies for distributed hybrid infrastructure

Nov 7, 2025 By Site24x7 In Site24x7
When AWS experienced its recent outage, the ripple effect was immediate. Critical workloads slowed, dashboards went blank, and many teams realized multi-cloud isn't automatically resilient. Cloud-level failures are inevitable due to the interdependent components and complex IT architecture. The recent AWS disruption reminded many teams that the cloud isn't a magic uptime guarantee. Even the most mature providers can-and do-experience large-scale service interruptions.
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devart

Devart ODBC Drivers vs Free ODBC and JDBC: Key Comparison

Nov 7, 2025 By Dereck Mushingairi In Devart
Most teams never question the JDBC or ODBC drivers they use. If it connects, it’s “good enough.” That assumption can cost more than $14,000 per minute during an outage, according to EMA’s 2024 IT downtime benchmark. Drivers are more than connectors. They dictate how efficiently data moves between databases, applications, and analytics tools. When overlooked, the entire stack slows down. Breakdowns at this level lead to failed reports, missed deadlines, and avoidable downtime.
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interlink

Service Observability, Service Operations and Service Orchestration: Unifying Visibility and Action Across the Enterprise

Nov 7, 2025 By david.arrowsmith In Interlink
For large enterprises, the health and resilience of Business Services define customer experience and business reputation. Yet as technology estates grow in complexity, fragmented toolsets and siloed teams make it difficult to maintain service availability and prevent incidents before they impact the business and ultimately, customers.
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cloudzero

What Is BigQuery? A Guide To How It Works And Costs

Nov 7, 2025 By Rachel Whitener In CloudZero
Data has exploded — and so have the challenges that come with it. Every click, transaction, and sensor ping generates mountains of data that traditional databases can’t handle. That’s why more than 94% of organizations now rely on cloud platforms, according to CloudZero’s 2025 cloud report. The goal isn’t just to store data, but rather, to make sense of it fast. And this is exactly where tools such as Google BigQuery step in.
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netdata

Streamline Incident Management with the New Netdata-ServiceNow Integration

Nov 7, 2025 By Netdata Team In netdata
When a critical alert fires at 2 AM, the last thing your on-call engineer should be doing is manual administrative work. Yet, for many teams, that’s exactly what happens. You see the alert in your monitoring tool, then you have to switch contexts, open a new browser tab, log into your ITSM platform, and manually create an incident—all while your systems are failing.
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