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MySQL String Functions in Action

What’s so special about MySQL? Why do most developers choose this relational system for managing databases? MySQL is widely used primarily because it’s based on the Structured Query Language (SQL), which is a perfect fit for accessing and handling records. Additionally, MySQL attracts users with its scalability and robust performance. This post will focus on another advantage that should be mentioned to highlight the value of MySQL.

Python Connectors Release: Microsoft Excel Integration and Updated Subscription Model

We are thrilled to announce the latest release of our Python Connectors product line, now featuring a subscription model designed to offer even greater cost-effectiveness and convenience. The new pricing structure makes our connectors more accessible, allowing users to benefit from ongoing updates and support while optimizing their software expenditure.

Mastering network segmentation with OpManager Plus

Have you ever felt like your network is a tangled web of wires and connections, a ticking time bomb waiting to explode into chaos? As businesses grow, their networks become increasingly complex, making it difficult to maintain smooth operations and robust security. Network segmentation is a strategy that divides your network into smaller, more manageable sections, similar to creating different colored zones in a city.

What is DNS monitoring? How it helps improve the performance of your network services

DNS service management tools are currently considered a crucial element by many organizations, as they simplify the administration and issue detecting activities for admins. Along with streamlining DNS service for elevating organization’s network service for clients. Despite managing and automating DNS activities across different DNS service providers, every DNS tool has one key feature that every organization rely on: DNS monitoring.

The Best SRE Tools To Improve Reliability and Streamline Operations

For better or worse, most companies—including their execs and developers—see SREs as superheroes who’ll save them from the evils of downtime and service degradation with their boundless superpowers. SREs are expected to constantly perform dangerous stunts like production debugging or communicating highly technical issues to angry VPs. They must also be able to manage infrastructure, networks, databases, pipelines, operating systems and much more.

Unleashing Deep Observability with eBPF-Based Topology in Virtana AM

In today’s dynamic and complex IT landscapes, maintaining visibility into application topologies is crucial for ensuring optimal performance, troubleshooting issues, and delivering exceptional end-user experiences. Did you know that 73% of IT leaders report increased difficulty in managing application performance due to rising complexity?

Open source driving the future of EV charging

Canonical announces collaboration with DFI and PIONIX The global transition towards electric vehicles (EVs) marks a major shift in the ongoing efforts against climate change and towards sustainable energy solutions. With EV sales skyrocketing to 14 million units in 2023, the demand for efficient and reliable EV charging infrastructure has never been more pressing. Addressing this need requires innovation, collaboration, and the use of cutting-edge technology.

Kelverion Offerings on the Azure Marketplace FAQ

Runbook Studio for Azure Automation is now available in the Azure Marketplace, as a monthly subscription via your existing Microsoft contract. Starting at just $50 per month, Azure Marketplace users can experience the ease and power of low-code, no-code automation running as a service in the Azure Cloud. The Azure Marketplace is new to most companies and we have been able to provide some answers to some common questions to demistify this different way of purchasing Kelverion products.

Cloud Agnostic Vs. Cloud Native: Key Differences And Use Cases

The cloud computing space is constantly evolving — a fact that can sometimes set the stage for inconsistencies and confusion around both industry terminology and best practices. Cloud agnostic is one of those confusing terms, as is cloud native. But with the number of cloud agnostic and cloud native applications growing, it’s important to set the record straight.