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The Platform Advantage: AI, Machine Learning and IT Ops featuring Nancy Gohring, 451 Research

In this 451 Research 4-part video series, senior analyst Nancy Gohring shares her views on the advantage of combining a platform monitoring approach with AI and machine learning and what are the key drivers and upsides for customers.

EMA AI Rants - Why CA Operational Intelligence was Selected into the EMA Top 3 for AI and ML

Modern IT infrastructure monitoring needs to fully focus on applications and business services. EMA Top 3 product CA Digital Operations Intelligence achieves this goal by connecting to the entire application stack, from top to bottom, eliminating the artificial separation between servers, NOC, apps, middleware, databases in data centers and clouds.

EMA AI Rants - Why Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are Critical for IT Operations Today

In today's world of massively complex hybrid application environments, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) are the core technologies many of us are placing their hopes into when it comes to lowering IT OPEX. Torsten Volk (EMA) and Umair Khan (CA) discuss the potentially disruptive character of these technologies for modern hybrid IT.

How IT Consultants Can Save Time with Uptime.com

Today’s economy has created a new class of worker: the IT consultant. This lone warrior often manages multiple websites, responding to anything from outages to update requests and every code debug in between. If one can manage the never ending onslaught of servers, API calls and transactions these sites rely on each day, it’s a pretty decent living. The key is removing all the menial work that overwhelms and stifles productivity.

Should you become a DevOps engineer?

While there are plenty of articles aiming to instruct newbies on “how to become a DevOps engineer”, none of them answer a simple question – should you become one to start with? For me, it’s been a long and winding journey to becoming what is called a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE). The journey was unplanned, and for each step, I had to figure out what I want my next challenge to be and how to achieve it.