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Monitoring AIX & Linux on IBM Power using Microsoft SCOM | NiCE Webinar

AIX and Linux run some of the fastest supercomputers. Therefore they are no strangers to IT Operations Managers in finance, health care, telecommunications, and energy industries. AIX & Linux are highly secure and reliable Operating Systems running their enterprise servers. In this webinar, you will learn tips and tricks for advanced AIX & Linux monitoring, helping you to ensure even more performance, control, and security.

Chaos Engineering 2023 with Chaos Mesh - Saiyam Pathak | KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2023

In this video, Saiyan Pathak discusses the importance of chaos engineering in building resilient systems, with a special focus on the Chaos Mesh project. As systems transition from monolithic to distributed and cloud-native architectures, traditional testing methods fall short. Chaos engineering fills this gap by facilitating real-world failure experiments, thereby ensuring system reliability. Read our blog on Chaos Engineering 2023 with Chaos Mesh -►

Head in the Clouds: Data Value and Versatility with Splunk Cloud Platform

Data search and ingestion is cost-effective on the Splunk Cloud Platform. With workload pricing, you can measure the resources or computing capacity needed for different workloads versus the amount of ingested data. Yep, you could say that Splunk Cloud is all that and a bag of chips.

Synthetics and Service Watch Dashboards

Combining Service Watch and CloudReady synthetics is easy to do and extremely powerful. Quickly pinpoint where the issues are occurring and skip the troubleshooting where the issues aren't which will speed up their resolution time, saving your organization money and time. Combining this information will also provide your app owners a quick and thorough view into how the user experience is going and how the application is performing in general. When issues do occur, they’ll have all the information available making it easy to prove the vendor is at fault and recover SLA credits

Full Overview: Reducing Web Server Logs (ex.NGINX)

Working with web servers such as NGINX, you know they’re efficient but can generate a lot of log data. While this data is valuable, sorting through it can be a challenge, and the storage and processing costs can quickly add up. In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through refining an NGINX log data stream using BindPlane OP. We’ll dive into how to extract valuable metrics and reduce log volume by filtering out unnecessary logs. By the end of this, you’ll be able to navigate your log analysis process more efficiently, saving time⏳and money💰.