Learn how to install, configure, and test the PagerDuty AWS Security Hub Integration to automate your threat response and quickly set up custom actions to prevent potential issues.

With Grafana 7.0 we are graduating our packages for Plugin Developers to a beta stage. These packages (@grafana/ui, @grafana/data, @grafana/runtime and last but not least @grafana/toolkit) are aimed to simplify the developer experience for those who wish to extend the Grafana platform. In this webinar I’ll present key ideas behind these packages and the way how you can use them to build for the Grafana Platform and create consistent experiences for the audience of your plugins.

Chrome Devtools is used by all web developers to debug and inspect network traffic. Sometimes the page loads sluggishly, and then you open Devtools and reload the page, and the problem is gone. What if you wanted to know how well the site performs, for example, when you click six pages? While it is possible to keep the tab open at all times, it is hard to see the big picture from the data in the network tab. This is a wonderful use case for time series and Grafana! In this presentation I will show how to get the same data visualized in Grafana in near real time (1s delay) without opening the Devtools at all.

Setting up a site in Auvik is easy and only takes a few minutes. Watch as we walk you through some simple deployment steps and then give it a try—and get ready to discover more about the network than ever before.

Packages keep your Linux servers up to date and running smoothly. Yet if someone tampers with the packages getting deployed to your server, you could have serious performance issues, expose your organization to harmful viruses, or open it up a new vulnerability. Keeping an eye out for what packages are deployed, the package sources, and how they're changed could help prevent or alert you to an issue. In this video, we'll show you how to gain visibility into your Linux packages and track how they're changing over time.

August 2019: A short clip from an Ivanti Cloud webinar describing four customer use cases—security, login times, device reconciliation, and device warranty monitoring. Also shows a demo of real-time intelligence identifying battery life on devices that are still within warranty.

Complete web application performance monitoring combines real user monitoring (RUM) and synthetic monitoring for ultimate visibility into the end user experience and data-driven insights for performance troubleshooting.

In this session, we start with the basics of SRE, including some common terminology and theory, then dive into practical examples—including lessons learned from our own journey here at Datadog. We discuss the relationship between SRE and DevOps, what success looks like (and how to measure it), and how to identify and nurture both internal and external talent in order to build a cross-functional team. SRE is a large, complex topic, so the session ends with a live Q&A and deep-dive into some great topics.

Pingdom real user monitoring (RUM) provides visibility into how your end users are interacting with and experiencing your site.