Canonical is proud to announce that it is now a member of the Open Networking Foundation (ONF). This highlights our dedication to open source in mobile telecommunications and our continuous commitment to bringing cutting-edge solutions to the sector.

Today, automation has shifted from being a luxury to an absolute necessity, especially within the realm of networks. This shift is driven by the rapid evolution of network technologies, compliance standards, and evolving business needs, placing an increasingly daunting burden on network administrators to manage these tasks manually.

Kentik Kube provides network insight into Kubernetes workloads, revealing K8s traffic routes through an organization’s data centers, clouds, and the internet.

The word "cache" is used in many different contexts. Typically, a cache is a small chunk of data stored locally for quick access. In this case, it’s about computer caches, i.e., the data stored in memory. Micro-caching is a technique where a programmer uses this cached data to do some quick computations, which can lead to some amazing solutions. In micro caching, dynamically generated content is cached for only a brief period rather than full-page caching.

In the high-stakes world of network admins, where the flow of data and communication is the lifeblood of modern organizations, the concept of network availability stands as a pillar of paramount importance. For network administrators, it's not just a buzzword; it's a critical measure that directly impacts the success and efficiency of the networks they manage.

Today, organizations of all sizes heavily depend on Information Technology Service Management (ITSM) solutions to elevate operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. The advent of cloud technology has presented a jaw-dropping opportunity for numerous businesses, given the benefits that cloud-based ITSM solutions provide.

In today's digital landscape, where everything is moving at breakneck speed, the performance of your applications can either make or break your digital game. We've all been there – the frustration of a slow website or an unresponsive app. That's where Application Performance Monitoring, or APM, swoops in to save the day. APM is like your app's personal fitness trainer, helping you keep it in peak condition.

Ensuring uninterrupted network availability is paramount for any organization relying on multiple network devices for their day-to-day operations. Two crucial metrics that govern network availability are performance and fault management. By implementing ManageEngine OpManager as your fault and performance monitoring tool, you gain invaluable insights into device health, CPU performance, and more.

Network monitoring and alerting provide the foundation for efficient IT operations and cyber resilience. By keeping track of the status and performance of network infrastructure and applications, network monitoring tools can automatically generate alerts when defined thresholds are exceeded or specific events occur. These network monitoring alerts allow IT teams to detect outages, performance degradation, and potential security incidents so they can respond swiftly to minimize disruption.