The heart of Kosli’s functionality lies in its attest command. Think of it as a digital notary for your CI process. Every time you complete a significant step in your pipeline (e.g., a security scan, a build, a deployment, etc) you use kosli attest to create an immutable record of that event. However, integrating Kosli into your existing CI workflow isn’t always straightforward. You might find yourself grappling with questions like.

Our October update brings you AI-based summaries of alarm details. This makes complex or technical content much easier to understand in a matter of seconds. In addition, there is now also a comprehensive audit log, which always logs changes made to the system in a comprehensible manner. As always, you can find all the details in this blog article.

Netdata now integrates with ilert, a leading incident response platform. With this integration, the incident management features and alerting capabilities of ilert and the real-time systems monitoring provided by Netdata can be leveraged. By combining both systems, users can not only monitor their infrastructure with fine detail as never before, but also assure the responsiveness of critical alerts to the correct teams swiftly.

Effective monitoring is important for maintaining robust and reliable systems. While Prometheus has long been a go-to solution for many organizations, the growing complexity of modern infrastructure has led to an increased demand for prometheus alternatives. This comprehensive guide will explore various monitoring tools that can serve as viable prometheus alternatives, helping you make an informed decision for your specific needs.

We’re excited to announce Vectorize now integrates with Elasticsearch vector database! This powerful combination simplifies building retrieval augmented generation (RAG) pipelines, allowing AI engineers to focus on building applications with unprecedented speed and accuracy. Elasticsearch vector database enables fast and efficient real-time search and retrieval of vector data, making it an excellent database for RAG applications.

OpenTelemetry has quickly become a must-have tool in the DevOps toolkit. It helps us understand how our applications are performing and how our systems are behaving. As more and more organizations move to cloud-native architectures and microservices, it's super important to have great monitoring and tracing in place. OpenTelemetry provides a strong and flexible framework for capturing data that helps DevOps engineers keep our systems running smoothly and efficiently.

Keeping your website free of broken links is essential for good user experience and SEO - that's why Oh Dear monitors your entire website! Our broken links crawler will find and test all the links on your site and we keep going until we have checked everything! In addition to alerting you when you need it we have given our Broken Links feature a UI makeover! With this update it's now easier than ever to identify and resolve broken links across your site.

Mainframe MQ systems are the lifeblood of many enterprises, managing the messaging that keeps critical applications running smoothly. However, maintaining the health of these systems requires careful oversight, and this is where real-time monitoring comes into play. While real-time monitoring is essential to ensure uptime, performance, and security, implementing it in mainframe MQ systems can be filled with challenges.

Welcome to our quick start guide, designed to help you get the most from Codefresh. Whether you want to use the CI portion to build and test your applications or explore the GitOps feature powered by Argo CD, this is the place to start. We’ll walk you through setting up runtimes for non-production and testing purposes and provide sample code to ensure you have everything you need to get started. You can use the code provided as a model if you need to deploy in a production manner.

The origin of incident.io goes back to our days building Monzo, a UK-based bank, where Stephen, Pete, and I first crossed paths. As a bank, compliance with numerous regulations was, unsurprisingly, a top priority. When it came to incident management—something we were very involved in—this meant that every aspect of reporting, policy adherence, and root cause analysis (or "contributing factors," as we called it) had to be managed consistently and meticulously.