A good alerting strategy is an important prerequisite for successful operations management and the availability of mission-critical systems. But also for employee satisfaction. It’s not just about sending out alerts upon critical conditions, problems and failures at all, but more importantly, about how it is done. Here are the 5 most typical mistakes, their consequences and how to avoid them.
In recent times dark viewing mode for websites has gained a lot of popularity from users worldwide. This does not just apply to your favorites sites, but also for those applications that you rely on day in and day out. Enterprise Alert is no exception. We have heard your requests and are happy to announce that Enterprise Alert 9 now has a dark mode! In the footer of the Web Portal, there is now a Dark toggle. This theme will instantly change your viewing experience between Classic and Dark.
The LogDNA platform improves how teams use logs to help with debugging and troubleshooting. However, having fast access to actionable data isn’t the only value you can get from logs. There’s a lot of additional value in analyzing historical log data to understand long term trends. For example, customers can use log data as a way to represent audit events for user actions and benefit from visualizing them in a 3rd party software.
As distributed work models become the norm, businesses need to respond quickly and effectively to the demands of their employees, especially when it comes to service issues. Historically, using multiple agents across departments has made it difficult for service and operations teams to access the information they need to resolve employee incidents and requests seamlessly.