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Best Practices for Kubernetes & Container Logging | Continuous Delivery & DevOps

Logs can be one of the most effective tools for engineers and DevOps. In this webinar LogDNA CTO Lee Liu will demonstrate best practices with container logging, how to make sense of them and setup effective alerts to raise problems before they spin out of control.

The Value of Threat Intelligence Automation

The news is full of stories about the talent shortage in IT, especially in IT security. This shortage has created pressure on organizations to grow IT operations and to do that securely, all while having too few staff. Many are turning to threat intelligence to give their security analysts the tools they need to evaluate threats quickly and effectively. Essentially offering “Intelligence as a Service,” these tools enable organizations to benefit from the research of others.

Using Machine Data Analytics to Provide the Best Customer Experience - Don't Fly Blind

Running a modern application in the cloud is a complex task which requires clear, real-time visibility across your entire application stack and infrastructure. With SumoLogic you can fix problems before they negatively affect your customers' experience and make sure your application is running at peak performance.

Motadata: Correlate Integrate Analyze your IT Infrastructure Stack

Motadata platform is built for every member of your IT team to monitor, track and deliver great business services. Upgrade your existing monitoring tools with one unified analytics platform for performance monitoring, network behavior analytics, log management and SIEM. To provide uninterrupted services to the users, operational team need correlated data, integrations across the board to collect & automate, analytics capabilities to monitor & visualize critical metrics which allows making more informed decisions. Motadata platform can help you do just that – Correlate, Integrate and Analyze IT infrastructure stack.

Back to Basics: Working with Linux Audit Daemon Log File

If you run the audit daemon on your Linux distribution you might notice that some of the most valuable information produced by auditd is not transmitted when you enable syslog forwarding to Graylog. By default, these messages are written to /var/log/audt/audit.log, which is written to file by the auditd process directly and not sent via syslog.