Cloud adoption continues to increase, and although Forbes projects that 83% of enterprise workloads will be in the cloud by 2020, that leaves approximately 17% still on-premises. For many organizations, a hybrid approach to infrastructure strikes the right balance. Regardless, whether running cloud, on-prem, or hybrid environments, IT teams must stay aware and in control during incidents and service disruptions. This need was the reason we built Edge Connector for Opsgenie.

We had one of our awesome customers reach out to us regarding our PagerDuty integration and how it could be made more awesome for them. Our co-founder Josh's eyes grew wide with excitement, so he immediately went to work on improving the integration. He even broke the golden rule of coding and...deployed. On. A. Friday! (gasp)

It’s time to stop thinking of Grafana as a general dashboarding tool. “Grafana Labs is on a journey to becoming a developer’s observability platform to support your classic DevOps use cases,” said Grafana Labs’ Director of UX, David Kaltschmidt, at a recent talk given at the 2019 InfluxDays Conference in London.

This article originated from http://leebriggs.co.uk///blog/2018/11/07/kr8-kubernetes-config-mgmt.html Previous visitors to this blog will remember I wrote about configuration mgmt for Kubernetes clusters, and how the space was lacking. For those not familiar, the problem statement is this: it’s really hard to maintain and manage configuration for components of multiple Kubernetes clusters.