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"CFEngine: The agent is in" is our monthly webinar series, where we show new features, teach best practices, and keep the community informed about everything CFEngine.
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The Complete Guide to Runbook Automation Tools in the Era of Real-Time IT
When it comes to handling routine IT tasks, runbook automation has long played a central role. Traditionally designed to schedule and execute jobs across systems like ERP and CRM platforms, these tools were essential in an era when batch processing and time-based triggers ruled the day. But the world has changed. Modern IT environments demand real-time responsiveness, intelligent automation, and event-driven execution.
How to Revolutionize Your NOC with the Resolve Capabilities Model
Network operations centers (NOCs) are under increasing pressure to improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and accelerate incident resolution. Yet many struggle to define a clear NOC automation strategy. When your team is deep in the trenches, it’s easy to lose sight of the long term: The answers lie within our framework: the Resolve Capabilities Model. This model was developed in tandem with customer conversations about NOC automation, aspirations, broader tech challenges, and more.
A Look at the Hydraulic Systems in Robotics and Automation
Hydraulics have long been an essential facet of industrial machinery, providing powerful and precise motion control. In robotics and automation, these systems are critical for enabling robots to perform heavy-duty tasks efficiently and accurately. Unlike electric or pneumatic systems, hydraulics are excellent in applications that demand high force, durability and smooth actuation.
Workato vs MuleSoft: Which Automation Tool is Suitable?
In today’s fast-paced business world, automation tools are essential for streamlining workflows and boosting efficiency. Workato and MuleSoft are two leading solutions offering unique features to meet diverse business needs. Whether you’re looking for easy integration or advanced customization, we at Infraon firmly believe that choosing the right tool can make all the difference.
How Telco Automation Tools Expedite Service Delivery While Simplifying Network Operations
Telco automation tools are some of the most powerful instruments that telecom providers can harness. Automation empowers telcos to streamline their network operations centers (NOC), reduce costs, achieve a defragmented view of their digital ecosystem, and ultimately improve service delivery for customers. Though process automation and auto-remediation are unquestionably powerful, it’s natural for network teams to wonder which telco automation tools might be best for their specific needs and niches.
Demo Roundups! Zero Trust Security + Runbook Automation
The shift to zero trust security requires a model that is identity-based, centrally managed, widely encrypted, and always authenticated and authorized. PagerDuty Runbook Automation enables users to automate, orchestrate, and accelerate issue resolution with best practice security guardrails, reducing human error and saving time. Host: Sid Verma (Senior Developer Advocate at PagerDuty) Guests: Christopher Hills (Chief Security Strategist at BeyondTrust); Jake Cohen (Senior Product Manager at PagerDuty)
How to Prove Your Network Operation Center (NOC)'s Effectiveness
If you’re a telecom provider, you already know that the network operations center (NOC) is integral to service delivery, maintaining uptime, and continuous optimization. These and other vital functions are what empower you to provide seamless service for your customers and stay one step ahead of your competitors. Your team knows all of this already, but how do you demonstrate the effectiveness of your NOC to external stakeholders and leaders?
Self-documenting Workflows
Our visual workflow designer does more than just offer drag-and-drop convenience—it sets the stage for long-term automation comprehension.
