Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Introducing env0 Cloud Analyst—a powerful AI-driven tool that enables teams to ask questions, generate insights, and create dashboards effortlessly.

Monotonous, repetitive tasks can give IT teams a case of the Mondays any day of the week. Tired of babysitting the same issues over and over? Software deployment, patching, device configuration, and more? In this webinar we’ll show you how to leverage automation tools, scripts, and workflows to reduce the mindless grunt work you hate. Join us for practical tactics that will free you up to focus on real IT heroics, instead of slogging through your to-do list. Monday has never felt so good.

With its innovative, performance-focused approach, Obkio’s Network Performance Monitoring tool sends up to 95% fewer unnecessary alerts than traditional NPM solutions. In this short video, discover how Obkio’s powerful, easy-to-deploy network monitoring platform helps you quickly diagnose network and application issues for all types of users and networks.

Over 40% of the information and communication technology (ICT) sector's carbon emissions are tied directly to IT assets, according to the World Bank. So, these organizations are actively seeking ways to curb their environmental impact and to reduce energy costs without sacrificing operational efficiency. One powerful yet often overlooked tool in this quest is IT Asset Management (ITAM). By strategically managing IT assets throughout their lifecycle, organizations improve their sustainability outcomes, corporate reputation and reduce energy spending.

Too many teams treat their ML models as isolated components. In reality, they're core to the product experience. Whether it’s a face-recognizing doorbell or another connected device, it’s time to think system-first. How fast should it respond? What happens if it fails? Start designing with the full user experience in mind.

Last year, over 89% of companies claimed to have adopted platform engineering. And, in the past month, LLMs have been disrupting how we think about software development. In this context, Kaspar, asks if the role of Site Reliability Engineers is being obsolete as we know it. Kaspar argues that while SREs aren’t going anywhere, their responsibilities are evolving—fast. We talk about.