Our Android SDK version 2.0.0 just reached Beta. To provide you with a smooth start, we prepared this tutorial that will show you how to install the SDK and how to get the most out of the main features.

Big data, AI, machine learning, and numerous others are all buzzwords we seem to throw around lightly in recent years. Even though they are hugely different from one another, they all have one thing in common. Data! Huge amounts of data that need to be managed. The downside of that is that the more data you have the more of a headache it is to store, query, and make sense of.

This was a particularly interesting and challenging year for security, cloud computing, and DevOps. It has been exciting to watch organizations and individuals transition to the public cloud and adopt DevOps culture and processes. Many are now reaping the benefits of these technological shifts.

IT monitoring solutions haven’t kept pace with the rapid evolution of modern IT infrastructures. Many organizations still rely on disparate and siloed monitoring tools built on legacy framework that present a fragmented view of IT operations.

Use Treo’s PageSpeed Insights integration to monitor your web pages with Lighthouse, view a detailed history, and receive alerts. Get started free at Treo.sh or explore the Live Demo.

I wanted to follow up Ron Miller’s article in TechCrunch about Netdata’s Series A funding last month with the story of Netdata’s inception. It all started when I got… pissed off.

When implementing IT management in an organization, there’s this common confusion between ITSM and ITIL. You must have asked yourself, “What is needed, ITSM or ITIL?” The confusion is justified because these two terms seem to be the same but they are actually different. In this blog, you will get to know about ITSM and ITIL; how different they are, and their relationship.

Which of the following three scenarios do you experience the most when a new incident occurs? For many teams, incidents unfortunately fall into scenario 1, with some classes of incidents catching them by surprise. It’s astonishing that despite the vast amount of time we spend working on and thinking about our systems, we seem to have very little control over them. If we can’t predict where the next incidents will come from, then we will be forever stuck in a reactive cycle of repair.

If you have selected Gitlab as your git provider, you may automatically think about selecting GitlabCI as your CI/CD solution as well. Using the same vendor for source control and CI/CD might seem natural, but is not always the best combination. In fact, choosing a “good-enough” option just because it is part of the same solution is unwise in the long run if it doesn’t cover your needs.

J.K. Rowling created a book in 2001 based off a small series of books that you may have heard of (Harry Potter, in case you didn’t get the subtle hint) called Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. The book acts as a reference and guidebook for all the mythical creatures that you find in the Harry Potter world. It’s a textbook that is even referenced in the Harry Potter films as something the main characters must study.