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Since 2020, Qovery has taken a contrarian approach in a market dominated by short-term compromises. While others built "yet-another-PaaS" platforms, we made three deliberate bets that made Qovery different and much harder to replicate.

This recognition highlights our commitment to simple, cost-effective IT monitoring—no frills, just results.

Many companies are rapidly adopting cloud-native computing services, like containers, microservices, and serverless computing. Unlike monolithic applications, these technologies rely on distributed architectures. Whether you are running them in the cloud, on-premises, or both, distributed systems consist of thousands or millions of processes and components. The challenge now is to make these complex systems’ inner workings visible, controllable, and improvable.

david.arrowsmith • June 27, 2025 IT Operations (ITOps) managers need to ensure always-on availability across a more complex and hybrid ecosystem than ever before. Event storms, patchwork toolchains and slow root cause analysis (RCA) impede responsiveness and undermine the high digital performance customers demand. The Event Intelligence and Service Observability Platform from Interlink Software addresses this.

AI has emerged as a defining force in modern technology, spearheading transformation across industries. Yet, despite its promise to revolutionize workflows and unlock unprecedented efficiency, most DevOps organizations face significant hurdles in adopting AI safely and effectively. Concerns about complexity, scalability, and governance hold many decision makers back.

Four months ago, Claude Code was announced and we were requesting invites to its "Research Preview." Now? We've gone from no Claude Code to simultaneously running four or five Claude agents, each working on different features in parallel. It sounds chaotic, but it's been a natural progression as we've learned to trust AI more and as the tools have dramatically improved.

In your role as a network administrator, maintaining smooth, uninterrupted system performance isn’t just a one-time task; it’s your daily mission. Whether you're managing hundreds of endpoints, virtual machines, or hybrid cloud environments, CPU monitoring is one of the most critical tools in your toolkit. Without it, diagnosing performance slowdowns, service lags, or outages becomes reactive guesswork.

I ran a mini-red-team exercise against Azure OpenAI, testing common jailbreak tactics and prompt engineering attacks. Microsoft Defender for Cloud caught nearly everything. The key? A feature called User Prompt Evidence that turned vague alerts into precise, real-time context. If you’re running AI workloads in Azure and haven’t turned this on yet, you’re playing defense blindfolded.