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The Shift Left Movement In DevOps: Empowering Developers and Responders to Secure Code Early

The demand for faster, secure software delivery has given rise to a critical transformation in the software development lifecycle (SDLC): the Shift Left in DevOps. This approach, which integrates security and testing early in the development process, is becoming essential for organizations striving to stay competitive.

7 Best API Testing Tools of 2024

Today’s software testing trends show the growing demand for more efficient and automated API testing. Manual testing is not only time-intensive for internal testing teams, it can also lead to poor customer experiences. When manual testing processes cannot proactively discover issues, your customers may inevitably be the ones finding them. Many of the current test automation solutions today focus on the UI, while most API-level testing is still done manually.

Icinga Notifications: Custom Sources

One of the advantages of the new Icinga Notifications is that it is more loosely coupled to Icinga 2. This is made possible by the concept of sources, each of which is a possible provider of events for Icinga Notifications to act upon. While the most prominent source would be of the “Icinga” type, there is also the “Other” option, which opens up a huge field of different providers via a simple HTTP-based API.

Upgrade Smarter, Not Harder with DX NetOps Upgrade Automation

Keeping your network monitoring solution current is vital for several reasons. From a security perspective, outdated software may contain known vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit, putting your organization's data and operations at risk. Regular updates ensure the latest security patches are applied timely, efficiently protecting your systems against cyber threats.

Release 7.0 is Here: Next-Level Enhancements for IT Teams!

We’re excited to announce another game-changing release! NinjaOne 7.0 brings powerful updates, including Compound Conditions, Warranty Tracking, Patch Intelligence AI, and MDM enhancements, among others. These updates are designed to simplify IT management and drive efficiency for MSPs and IT departments.

Managing Splunk Add-Ons with UCC Framework

At Splunk, we're constantly innovating to make our platform more accessible and powerful for users. Today, we're excited to dive into one of our key tools: the Universal Configuration Console (UCC) framework. This powerful framework is revolutionizing how you can create and manage Splunk add-ons, and we want to show you why it's becoming an essential part of the Splunk ecosystem.

Tracking Microsoft SQL Slow Queries

The Microsoft SQL database is frequently used for storing, managing, and retrieving data for various application and computing purposes. However, one common issue that keeps the database from healthy functioning is slow query execution. In this article, you will learn about slow queries and how to track the slow queries in your Microsoft SQL database using Site24x7's SQL Insights.

ScienceLogic Recognized by NVTC as a Tech100 Innovator

2024 has been a momentous year for ScienceLogic. In May, we launched our vision of Autonomic IT, which combines data, AI, and automation to create a fully autonomous state of IT operations. We followed that up in July with the introduction of Skylar AI, a suite of services that empower organizations to automate ITOps processes, reach AIOps maturity, and make more accurate and data-driven decisions. A lot of hard work went into the creation of these solutions.

Exploring OpenTelemetry Collector configurations in Grafana Cloud: a tasting menu approach

I’m a big fan of tasting menus. In the culinary world they let us sample a variety of dishes in small portions, helping us understand and appreciate different flavors and options. Inspired by this concept and a talk I gave earlier this year, I have crafted a “tasting menu” of OpenTelemetry Collector configurations in Grafana Cloud.

How we page ourselves if incident.io goes down

Picture this: your alerting system needs to tell you it's broken. Sounds like a paradox, right? Yet that’s exactly the situation we face as an incident management company. We believe strongly in using our own products - after all, if we don’t trust ourselves to be there when it matters most, why should the thousands of engineers who rely on us every day? However, this poses an obvious challenge.