This eBook gives you practical steps to implementing SRE practices in an organization that's already invested in DevOps. It outlines the clear benefits and lays out how they can be achieved. Three main topics are covered: Incident Management, Service Level Objectives (SLOs), and SRE Culture. Leveling up these critical aspects of SRE will reap both immediate and long-term benefits.

Modern data centers are growing in density and complexity as IT devices require more and more power to racks. This can lead to issues with power distribution, cabling, and cooling, and challenges data center managers to keep pace with the ever-increasing demands of IT infrastructure.

Data center cable management is often considered a problem reserved for network engineering teams, but bad cable design can wreak havoc across your entire enterprise.

To deliver information, transactions, and interactions quickly and efficiently to your customers, you need to rely on a vast collection of interconnected technologies that work seamlessly together. But as transactions grow in complexity, so does your IT infrastructure. This eBook examines how today's hybrid cloud infrastructures pose unprecedented challenges in complexity and what you can do to meet these challenges with a modern approach to monitoring.

If you can't trust your data, you can't use it to automate IT operations. And if you can't automate IT operations, you're less likely to be able to accelerate mean time to repair, all the while providing a five-star experience to your customers and employees.

IT performance monitoring has long been known to be a wicked problem--- it is highly social in nature (monitoring 'silos'), it has numerous stakeholders (each with different opinions) and is inextricably interconnected within the IT organization, technologies and processes. But while wicked problems are never really 'solved', they are worth addressing. Effective monitoring has the unique ability to help break down walls. To establish real organizational transparency and trust. In fact, an effective monitoring program is fundamental to any continuous improvement effort.

Many organizations fail to adopt application security best practices that work to protect software, data, and users. But integrating security tools into your application development environment can make security issues more visible and easier to catch while providing real-time insights into threats and vulnerabilities.

Technology moves fast. If your current CI/CD is not up to speed, set yourself up for success and ensure your next choice supports these valuable features including: You're in Good Company This FREE Guide will help you discover the most important features any CI/CD tool should have.

The global shift to remote work in early 2020 resulted in enterprises heavily relying on digital touchpoints, such as Microsoft Teams, to keep the hybrid workplace connected. Without deep visibility into the Teams user experience, IT is left in the dark when it comes to overall Teams performance. So, what can you do to optimize your hybrid workforce's interaction with Microsoft Teams? Download now to see.

The odds are, if you work in enterprise IT, you're using legacy infrastructure and application monitoring tools from major ITOM vendors. And you're not alone. A recently conducted Forrester survey, "The State of IT Operations Management," reveals that 86% of companies are using incomplete, legacy tools for infrastructure and application monitoring.