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Today’s world runs on data. We are constantly improving our solutions thanks to the plethora of data available to us in the public domain. Our society has seen a behavioral change when it comes to formulating remedies. We are increasingly adopting data-driven decisions, and rightly so. Now, talking about this whole data logic, where do you think this enormous amount of data gets stored? Well, the answer is a database!

At Qovery, we manage hundreds of Kubernetes clusters for our customers on different Cloud Providers. For most non-operational people, it’s hard to understand what it means behind the scene, the amount of work it represents, pitfalls we can encounter, and associated complexity. Our customers are coming for several reasons, but they’re all happy to have Qovery management on the Kubernetes maintenance and upgrade stack. On our side, it’s too many clusters to manage them manually.

Benefits of GitOps in IT monitoring The GitOps model has gained popularity as a software development approach. It enables IT teams to deliver higher-quality software faster and more efficiently. By streamlining and automating the development process, GitOps provides substantial productivity improvements while ensuring comprehensive observability for monitoring and control.

These days, businesses heavily rely on cloud services like Microsoft Azure to power their operations. While Azure provides robust infrastructure and services, occasional issues and incidents can still occur. Serverless360 provides enhanced capabilities to monitor and manage Azure incidents in a system. But to ensure seamless operations and timely resolution of problems, it is crucial to have a well-defined escalation policy in place for Azure Incident Management..

In this article, we provide a concise guide to help you get started with Graphite quickly and efficiently. We cover the basic concepts, architectural considerations, and metrics aggregation of Graphite. We also explain the data feeding methods, metrics format, and storage using Graphite's file-based database. Additionally, we discuss visualization options, including Graphite-Web and Grafana.

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is thrilled to announce its membership of the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group. As an esteemed project under the Eclipse Foundation, the Adoptium Working Group brings together renowned OpenJDK builders and distributors such as Alibaba, Azul, Huawei, IBM, Microsoft, Red Hat, Rivos, and, most recently, Google.

If you’re looking for SaltStack alternatives, or a comparison of Puppet vs. SaltStack capabilities, look no further — we’ll walk you through the differences in features and overall purpose to help you make a smart choice.

June 27, 2023 We were excited to learn last week that GigaOm named Densify as both a Leader and an “Outperformer” in its new report “Radar for Cloud Resource Optimization”. This was particularly meaningful to us for a few reasons.

Building your own PaaS (Platform as a Service) can revolutionize the way you deploy and manage applications. One of the key advantages of a custom PaaS solution is its ability to streamline the complete application life cycle. With a well-designed PaaS environment, developers can easily package their applications, define dependencies, and deploy them seamlessly across various cloud environments. This simplifies the deployment process, reduces time-to-market, and ensures consistent application delivery.