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In addition to Agent-Based Custom Monitors, OpsRamp supports agentless infrastructure monitoring to allow our customers to track the health and performance of network, storage, and virtual resources as well as platform as a service (PaaS) cloud resources. In this interactive session we'll dive into why this is more important than ever as organizations adopt remote work strategies and prioritize digital transformation initiatives.

How to schedule shifts and on-call duties in SIGNL4 much faster by using the auto-snap function

Everything you need to know about JFrog Artifactory: The how, the what, the where, and when to use Artifactory as part of your application delivery.

In this webinar, Sensu Developer Advocate Jef Spaleta goes over how to scale your monitoring, with a focus on Sensu clustering.

At Criteo, we have been working on building a tight integration between HashiCorp Consul and HAProxy. In this talk, we will explain how we provision our HAProxy instances dynamically using Consul Connect, a new service mesh technology that allows HAProxy to talk to its peers from machine-to-machine without a traditional load balancer. We will detail how we are able to create a service with DNS, add load balancing, and configure SSL certificates in mere seconds. Since Criteo is working actively on enabling HAProxy with Consul Connect, we will explain the challenges of scaling Service Mesh architectures for large infrastructures.

This is a tutorial on monitoring a Heroku app with Heroku's HostedGraphite plugin, StatsD, and Grafana through MetricFire.

A pre-built playbook from Ansible Galaxy lets us easily install Redis. (Even we don't re-invent the wheel every time.) The Request Metrics application will use Redis as its main data store. We need to install Redis on our servers to find out if this is a good plan. Ansible provides a repeatable way of doing this configuration work.

BigPanda allows you to resolve incidents quickly and easily in real-time, and drive IT Ops performance using reports and analytics.

We are excited to announce our SCOM Connector for ServiceNow 1.5 is now live. With some awesome new features.

From Cookdown Alert Sync 1.5 onwards, the SCOM connector for ServiceNow allows you to hold alerts for a period of time before deciding whether to create an Incident in ServiceNow for them or not. This is great for preventing alerts from port flaps or CPU utilization spikes from being raised as Incidents. We call this functionality "Wait Rules" and this video explains how they work