What happens when you combine powerful, service-level automation with AIOps? Resolve gives you one powerful, unified platform to finally tame the beast of ever-increasing IT complexity and take your ITSM game to the next level!

In this online training, we will explain how to install and configure Calico on a vm/host to apply network policy to resources outside your K8s cluster. The talk will be primarily a walkthrough and demo and you will receive all manifests and instructions to do the demo on your own after the session.

Tech Talk 1 VPN & Firewall Logs.

Tech Talk 2 Authentication Dashboard.

Tech Talk 3 Monitoring for Insider Threats.

OpsRamp can ingest, process, and analyze events from third-party tools and automatically create new managed resources for alerts ingested from other monitoring tools. Automatic resource creation ensures rapid root cause analysis for third-party resources with relevant context. Application owners can also tag external resources to service maps so that they can drill-down and troubleshoot the supporting hybrid infrastructure for the associated business-critical service.

Request Metrics is a performance analytics tool. As such, we need to build a data ingestion pipeline that will consume performance data and process it. One common approach to ingest is to shove incoming data into a queue. We like simple things, and figuring out fancy distributed queues is anything but. So we're going to eschew best practices and use NGINX as our queue!

You may have heard IT professionals go on about the importance of monitoring your network performance to help you pinpoint the cause of problems like dropped calls, slow downs, or connection losses within your infrastructure. The easiest way to get the point across is to understand the specific situations in which the solution will be used. Watch this 2-minute video to learn about the top 3 use cases for network performance monitoring, specifically for service providers (MSPs).

Kubernetes Network Policy is the native way to implement network security controls in Kubernetes. Calico Policy is a superset of Kubernetes Network Policy that adds additional capabilities that help meet common real-world use cases. In this talk, we will educate you on the basics of Kubernetes Network Policy, the differences with Calico Policy, example use cases, and demos. You’ll walk away from this session with knowledge that will help you decide which network policy is right for you.

Lets dive into some of the basics of Calico networking with OpenShift, and discuss/demo some of the advanced networking capabilities.