Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

AI for All: Codica's Vision in Development Services

For many companies, AI has become a core part of their business strategy. But what about small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)? As smaller companies grapple with the challenge of competing against larger firms, they require solutions that can empower them to thrive in the digital era. At Codica, we firmly believe that crafting solutions infused with AI is among the most potent strategies for SMEs to gain a competitive edge. AI technology can automate a significant portion of their operations, while simultaneously providing fresh capabilities and valuable insights.

Global AWS Orchestration with Runbook Automation

It is common for companies to have multiple AWS Accounts, and as it turns out, there are cases where certain operational tasks need to be performed on EC2’s that reside in each account. Examples of this include standardizing practices for auditing, patching, and incident-response – such as retrieving diagnostics or remediation. This demo showcases how Runbook Automation orchestrates commands and scripts on EC2’s spanning numerous AWS accounts through an integration with Systems Manager (SSM).

Adding automation to monitoring: Azure troubleshooting simplified

The transition from traditional on-premises IT infrastructure to the public cloud has brought substantial relief to IT decision-makers and sysadmins. Since many organizations use Microsoft Windows as their preferred operating system, Microsoft Azure has become the public cloud provider of choice automatically owing to a familiar GUI and Active Directory sync.

Taking the Work Out of Workflows with Nexthink Flow's Low Code Visual Designer

How automated are your automations? You (or your expert engineers) are probably spending hours on complicated PowerShell coding – writing, testing, reviewing, signing, and updating. What if there were a better way to coordinate your automations with workflows? Orchestrate multi-layer automated detection, communication, integration, and action.

Primal Beginnings: Introduction to Automation in NinjaOne

Learn how to master the general principles of automation in this accessible overview of NinjaOne. Senior Director of Product and Customer Marketing Peter Bretton covers best practices for setting up policies, monitoring and alerting, script scheduling and deployment, and more. Getting started with NinjaOne? Here are more resources that can help you leap ahead.

Cultivating Titans: Building an Automation Culture that Scales

Investing in automation goes beyond just adding shiny new tools. In this session, NinjaOne Product Lead Gavin Stone and Product Manager Dan Myers share how to enable the people and processes hard at work behind the curtain. Because, despite all the hype, the real magic isn’t in prompting AI to generate one-off scripts, it’s in building a culture of true automation thinking.