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Anodot

Anodot applies AI to deliver autonomous analytics in real-time, across all data types, at enterprise scale. We provide analysts mastery over their business with a self-service AI platform that runs continuously to eliminate blind spots, alert incidents, and investigate root causes.

Launching Vulnerability Manager Plus: Hunt down security loopholes with 100% precision

Amp up your endpoint security game with ManageEngine’s all-new Vulnerability Manager Plus. Pinpoint, prioritize, and eliminate vulnerabilities with ease. Attackers are constantly coming up with new ways to carry out exploits, making it even harder for your organization to reduce its attack surface and keep its endpoints secure.

How to Filter Uptime.com Traffic From Google Analytics

Uptime.com checks can send more than a thousand visits to a URL each day as it monitors infrastructure metrics. Checks record load times and tell administrators which elements are causing slowness. Basic HTTPS checks are the most common, checking for outages and recording downtime or providing technical data to fix them.

Introducing the LogicMonitor - ServiceNow CMDB Integration. Let's get started.

The LogicMonitor - ServiceNow CMDB and ITSM integrations eliminate the typical time-consuming data sifting across systems so you can understand how the entire ecosystem is working, from infrastructure to applications, and are immediately notified when there are changes.

Microservices vs. Monolithic Architectures

Enterprises are increasingly pressured by competitors and their own customers to get applications working and online quicker while also minimizing development costs. These divergent goals have forced enterprise IT organization to evolve rapidly. After undergoing one forced evolution after another since the 1960s, many are prepared to take the step away from monolithic application architectures to embrace the microservices approach.

Top 6 Container Security Lessons from Deploying Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift

We recently had the opportunity to share the lessons we have learned about container security from deploying Kubernetes and OpenShift in the field. If you don’t have time to watch the full recording of our conversation, here are a few highlights.

How to handle AWS Lambda cold starts

Smarter people than myself, once said that you should do things you don’t like first so that you can enjoy the things you’re doing later. Nobody wants cold starts. They’re annoying, and we continuously feel an itching sensation in our brains because of them. The serverless world would be a much better place to work in if they weren’t there.