Microsoft Azure customers worldwide now gain access to Turbo360 to take advantage of the scalability, reliability, and agility of Azure to drive application development and shape business strategies. Turbo360, an advanced cloud Management platform, today announced the availability of its flagship module, FinOps and Cost Management for Azure, in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace.

Linux is an open-source operating system kernel originally created in 1991. It has a reputation for being versatile, stable, and secure, hence its wide use on computing devices, beginning from servers and mainframes down to desktop computers, smartphones, and embedded devices. The broad uses for Linux and its popularity have led to the demand for effective monitoring.

In 2016, we at Honeycomb first borrowed the term “observability” from the wikipedia entry for control systems observability, where it is a measure of your ability to understand internal system states just by observing its outputs. We then spent a couple of years trying to work out how that definition might apply to software systems. Many twitter threads, podcasts, blog posts, and lengthy laundry lists of technical criteria emerged from that work, including a whole ass book.

When it comes to mainframe performance, MQ tuning is often one of the most underrated aspects. We’ve seen firsthand how it can make a significant difference in system performance. In one Project, a mainframe environment was struggling to keep up with the load. Applications were lagging, users were frustrated, and the hardware, despite being robust and well within capacity, wasn’t the issue. It turned out that the MQ systems weren’t configured optimally.

Network infrastructure is the hidden glue between servers. In AWS, it takes skill, knowledge and experience to build a network that can be monitored, will perform and is secure. A key source of information to determine the health of a network is the logs, but network logs suffer from a serious problem. They’re noisy, and they’re often difficult to parse, but by leveraging indexless observability, Coralogix customers can drive insights from data that would previously have been untouchable.

In this guide, you’ll gather how to identify and solve the most common bugs and performance issues. We’ll cover debugging client-side React, if you have a React app that uses server-side rendering, you can also look at our Node.js debugging guide or on-demand workshop. In the below sections you’ll learn.

Crontab logs are records of scheduled tasks (or "cron jobs") that are executed by the cron daemon on Unix-like operating systems such as Linux. These logs provide details about the tasks that have been run, when they were executed, whether they completed successfully, and any errors or issues that occurred during their execution. This detailed guide will cover all aspects of crontab logs, from fundamental concepts to advanced strategies for optimization.

We are thrilled to announce that Applications Manager now integrates with Microsoft Intune to make your application performance monitoring (APM) experience from your mobile device more secure.

Outages cost millions and even billions for businesses across different spheres. For example, Amazon may lose up to $34 billion in sales within an hour of downtime, and a service outage back in March cost Meta nearly 100 million in revenue. However, that’s not all that was lost. Due to poor outage notifications and a lack of resolution details, many Meta users were kept in the dark about the outage. This Reddit thread shows many users were frustrated.

When you hear of audit, people usually presume that audit processes are just for making money. They do not partake a role in the IT Asset Management. Questions like, Is IT Asset Audit necessary? Does conducting asset audit process literally offer any advantages? arise in everyone’s minds.