The SharePoint REST API is a powerful tool that allows developers to interact with SharePoint data and resources remotely. Whether you’re managing documents, configuring sites, or building custom applications, the REST API provides a flexible, efficient way to programmatically access and manipulate data within a SharePoint environment.

Due to the increasing challenges faced in network environments and the consistent threat of cyberattacks, companies must enforce appropriate security measures to protect their data, maintain operational integrity and prevent outages. For example, a recent Microsoft outage was caused by a CrowdStrike update that conflicted with Microsoft’s Windows OS.

It’s a fast-paced business world out there. This means artificial intelligence (AI) models that help modern businesses win are more than welcome. The right model can drive innovation, streamline workflows, and save you money. But OpenAI’s powerful models can have a catch: High-frequency API usage, complex queries, and data processing can lead to unexpectedly high costs. Surprise costs eat up budgets and threaten other critical investments. Not good.

Even after decades of building web applications and troubleshooting live production issues, the thrill of solving why some random website is failing never fades. Last week, a colleague shared a link to ONUG’s website about their upcoming event in NYC this fall. I clicked on the link, and was waiting, and waiting, and waiting for the page to load and it did not. Finally, after about 30 seconds, Chrome greets me with “ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT”

Creating OpenSearch clusters is crucial for organizations aiming to harness the power of distributed search and analytics. These clusters allow businesses to efficiently store, index, and examine extensive amounts of data in real time, offering valuable insights for decision-making and operational efficiency. A significant advantage of creating OpenSearch clusters is that they support replication and shard allocation, which ensures high availability and fault tolerance.

Organizations face numerous challenges that can disrupt their operations. One of the key solutions to these challenges is Problem Management software. This software is designed to help IT teams identify, analyze, and resolve the root causes of recurring issues, thereby enhancing service reliability and efficiency. In this article, we will explore the concept of Problem Management, how to choose the right software, and review the top ten Problem Management software options available in 2024.

Unlike traditional approaches that often rely on rigid, step-by-step processes, Agile Change Management focuses on flexibility, collaboration, and iterative practices, allowing organizations to respond swiftly to emerging challenges and opportunities. This article will guide you through the concept of Agile Change Management, its importance in modern business, and how it differs from traditional methods.

In the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of software development, the ability to seamlessly migrate and manage workloads on the cloud is a game changer. At JFrog, we’re committed to empowering organizations to achieve their DevOps, DevSecOps, and MLOps goals with speed, security, and efficiency. Migrating these workloads to the cloud offers numerous advantages, including increased scalability, cost efficiency, and improved agility.

This article breaks down the fundamentals, from data collection to analysis, to help you gain deeper insights into your applications.

A few weeks ago, we released the first beta version of the Icinga Notifications Web module. The Configuration tab provides the option to create schedules that can be used as recipients for notifications.