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Deploy your applications on bare-metal servers with Maxihost and Cloud 66.

Watch 2 min demo on how to deploy your application on bare metal servers with Maxihost and Cloud 66. Cloud 66 and Maxihost have joined forces to allow developers to easily deploy applications to bare metal. With a strong focus on developer experience, everything you need to manage your servers can be done from the UI or API.

The More You Monitor: Using AIOps for Monitoring

By now you most likely have a basic understanding of what AIOps is and how ITOps, DevOps and SRE teams can use AIOps to help reduce outages, slowdowns and overall MTTR, but do you know how AIOps can be used specifically for monitoring? In this episode of The More You Monitor Lead Sales Engineer, Dondy Aponte, lays out how AIOps for monitoring can help to process large volumes of data to keep you informed and ahead of any issues that may arise. With dynamic thresholds, root cause analysis, automated anomaly detection and predictive forecasting you'll be equipped with the tools to reduce manual efforts and keep your infrastructures and systems online and performing.

SCOM Connector for Microsoft Teams

The SCOM connector helps you to manage SCOM alerts by using a bi-directional connection between Microsoft Teams and SCOM. When a new SCOM alert is generated it will appear in a Microsoft Teams Channel, the members of the Microsoft Teams Channel can collaborate on resolving an alert by using all the collaborative tools available in Microsoft Teams. Because the alerts forwarded to Microsoft Teams are context sensitive, it is easy to have conversations and meetings in an alert thread. The forwarded alert in Microsoft Teams also contains a wealth of information like you would see in your Operations Manager Console. The great part is that you do not need to open SCOM to view performance data or update the status of an alert, this can be seamlessly done in the SCOM Connector. Want to give it a test run? Use the free version and experience what it is like to truly collaborate on solving issues in your IT environment.

How to tune search relevance in Elastic App Search

When users run queries against your search engine, they’re interested in the most relevant documents. Elastic App Search makes it easy to further tune the search experience to optimize for your own needs. In this short video, we’ll show how documents are ranked and how you can change this ranking using intuitive, real-time relevance tuning.