Want to be as effective as possible whilst on-call? This free ebook from Raygun will help ensure your team is prepared for when things go bump in the night!

At Splunk, we make it easy for our customers to turn mountains of machine data in their Amazon Web Services (AWS) and hybrid environments into valuable business, operational and security insights that improve their businesses.

Methods for optimizing web apps in Azure, logging, deploying to IIS, and more. Download our free guide and get all the answers around .NET Core.

Logging is a crucial part of any application for both debugging and audit purposes. Read about best practices and find how-to guides in our ebook.

Build an effective framework for monitoring AWS infrastructure and applications, however large or dynamic they may be. The elasticity and nearly infinite scalability of the AWS cloud have transformed IT infrastructure. Modern infrastructure is now made up of constantly changing, often short-lived components. This has elevated the need for new methods and new tools for monitoring.

Until recently, Hadoop deployments existed on hardware owned and run by organizations. Now, of course, you can acquire the computing resources and network connectivity to run Hadoop clusters in the cloud. But there's a lot more to deploying Hadoop to the public cloud than simply renting machines.

Evaluating Elasticsearch for a future project or preparing to "go live"? This e-book is an introduction to the working principles of Elasticsearch, with a focus on performance monitoring and tuning of production operations. This guide helps close the gap in understanding between team members such as developers, operations and their team leader. Enjoy and share!

Make these common help desk issues a thing of the past with ITSM

On-Call rotations are essential to supporting 24/7 application availability. But too many companies slap together an ad-hoc process without ever considering the repercussions. In this guide, we'll explore the 7½ reasons better on-call makes a REAL difference for your company, and we'll throw in a few tips and tricks to help you along the way.

Most cyberattacks today begin on user workstations. Why? Well, in part it's because workstations, unlike servers, are typically the province of non-technical users, who are easier prey for attackers. It's easy to lay all the blame on users, but attacks are getting more sophisticated all the time. The other side of the coin is that users' workstations are also particularly vulnerable, for several reasons.