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Introduction to Azure Redis Cache

In the rapidly evolving world of cloud computing, caching solutions have become an essential tool for enhancing application performance, reducing latency, and providing a seamless user experience. One such robust and reliable solution is offered by Microsoft Azure, known as Azure Redis Cache. This advanced caching solution is designed to accelerate the performance of your applications by allowing you to store and retrieve data from fast, managed, in-memory caches.

The Latest JFrog Plugin for Jenkins

We all know that artifact management is an important part of our development lifecycle, and if you’re using Jenkins you’ll also need to store your builds and binaries. In the world of DevOps, efficient integration and management of artifacts and dependencies are crucial for successful software delivery. Together, Jenkins and JFrog Artifactory offer a powerful combination for streamlined build processes.

Effective incident escalations

In the ever-evolving digital landscape, every organization must confront its fair share of incidents. Regardless of the sector or size, one common thread weaves through them all: the need for effective incident management. A crucial part of this management is incident escalation, a topic on which we've had many discussions with various companies.

How To Combine Multi-Cloud Spend Into One Single View

Picture the last time you were sitting at your desk trying to make sense out of the multiple cloud provider bills you just received. The amounts all change from month to month, and you can’t really compare them against each other because they all use different formats. To say this is a confusing and frustrating situation to be in is an understatement. Perhaps you’re there now, which is why you’ve searched for advice on multi-cloud cost management.

DevOps and Kubernetes: We've Been Doing It Wrong

Platform engineering as a replacement for DevOps has become a hot topic, with provocative critics stoking the controversy by pronouncing DevOps dead. The underlying reason for these pronouncements is that the once-radical DevOps model is at odds with the new cloud-native container management model to which the now-obsolete DevOps model is being applied. Let’s take a closer look.