Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Flawless software performance and reliability are paramount for organizations to achieve success in the form of business value. To ensure this, real-time, continuous monitoring of development and operations (DevOps) pipelines has become more than just a formality for DevOps teams. In this blog, we’ll look at why DevOps monitoring has become a prominent part of IT engineering, exploring its benefits for DevOps practices and outlining practical strategies for successful implementation.

Cloud computing has completely changed the way businesses operate nowadays. Businesses can now seamlessly scale their operations thanks to Cloud computing’s scalable and flexible features. With the help of cloud computing technology, businesses can easily adapt to changing demands and manage complex operations without any hassle. But in order to process, store, and provide services, the entire cloud computing process demands access to a variety of data center resources.

It’s one thing to conceptualize a solution to streamline and automate IT operations in modern hybrid cloud environments, but it’s another entirely to build a platform that stands up to the genuine rigors of real-world large enterprise use cases. With the ScienceLogic SL1 platform for IT operations monitoring and management, we deliver the right combination of capabilities and features designed to work together seamlessly at scale, not in abstract, in real time.

The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) conducts long-duration missions of fundamental physics research on board the International Space Station (ISS). Its research includes searching for antimatter, investigating dark matter, and analyzing cosmic rays. The AMS collected over 200 billion cosmic ray events since its installation in 2011. Scientists at CERN Payload Operations and Control Center (POCC) in Geneva and the AMS Asia POCC study data from the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer around the clock.

“Internet Performance Monitoring solutions close the observability gap…” states Enterprise Management Associates in its new White Paper, Modern Enterprises Must Boost Observability with Internet Performance Monitoring. How? “…By providing visibility into global Internet performance and reporting on how that performance impacts application performance and end-user experience.”

Analyzing network traffic data can quickly descend into chaos due to the increasing number of devices and applications in organizations, making it difficult to untangle the complexity manually. Many organizations now use network traffic analyzers to streamline this process. But what exactly is a network traffic analyzer, and how can it help with effective network management? Let's explore this in detail.

Today’s evolving digital landscape requires both hybrid cloud and multi-cloud strategies to drive efficiency, innovation, and scalability. But this means more complexity and a unique set of challenges for network and cloud engineers, particularly when it comes to managing and gaining visibility across these environments.