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Top tips: How algorithms are shaping our buying habits and what you can do about it

Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world today and list ways to explore these trends. This week, we’ll discuss two ways to avoid falling prey to algorithm-driven ads. When it comes to material possessions, we like what we see. These days, we see a lot and want it all. Gone are the days when TV or radio commercials influenced what you bought and where you bought it.

Address multi-client network traffic monitoring challenges with OpManager MSP's new NetFlow Analyzer integration

OpManager MSP has a new standout integration with NetFlow Analyzer. What does this integration mean for MSPs with bandwidth monitoring management? Network monitoring solutions are indispensable for MSPs as they enable proactive issue detection, enhance security, improve reliability and uptime, ensure scalability, and optimize cost efficiency for both MSPs and their clients.

Redis monitoring in Applications Manager

Redis monitoring involves tracking the health and performance of your Redis databases to ensure high availability and accessibility for the data stored within them. Monitoring helps you keep a close eye on critical Redis performance metrics, provides you with in-depth insights for understanding resource utilization and capacity planning, and enables quick incident resolution in case of a performance disruption.

Top tips: Three signs your customer service is falling short on satisfaction

Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world today and list ways to explore these trends. This week, we’ll discuss three signs that let you know your customer service is not up to the mark. The customer is always right—right? Well, not always. But running a successful business means having to acknowledge that your customer is always right, even when they’re dead wrong.

Key MongoDB metrics to monitor using Applications Manager

MongoDB is an open-source NoSQL database management system that stores data in JSON-like documents and works without a schema. It’s a flexible, cross-platform database solution that uses a document-oriented architecture to store and retrieve data, and it’s known for its high scalability, performance, and fault tolerance. MongoDB monitoring is the process of tracking the health and performance of MongoDB servers to ensure high availability and to easily maintain MongoDB deployments.

Windows on ARM: 5 tips to success

Windows on ARM refers to the version of the Windows operating system designed to run on devices powered by Advanced RISC Machine (ARM) architecture processors, instead of traditional x86 or x64 processors. This adaptation brings Windows to a variety of devices beyond traditional laptops and desktops, including tablets, and some smartphones.

Culturally intelligent tech: Enhancing emotion recognition worldwide

In a time when technology permeates every aspect of our lives, the advancement of AI emotion recognition presents both opportunities and difficulties. Tech developers encounter a great deal of difficulty when negotiating the wide cultural variations in emotional expression and perception. It is essential to comprehend and take into account these differences to develop inclusive and efficient emotion recognition systems.

Unlocking insights: Learn to deal with deadlocks and blocks with an SQL monitor

Deadlocks and blocks are two types of concurrency issues that can occur in an SQL Server environment. Understanding and addressing these issues is crucial for ensuring the performance and reliability of your SQL-based applications. First, let’s look at the concept of locks, blocks, and deadlocks.

The challenges in container monitoring and how Applications Manager eliminates them

Containers are standard, executable units of software in which application code is packed with all the dependencies, libraries, and other necessary elements required for the code to run in any environment quickly and with ease. Containers package the application code with all the necessary dependencies required and can easily be distributed and deployed anywhere, eliminating the need for additional infrastructure requirements.