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Did you know Freshservice can help reduce noise by up to 50% using ML algorithms? Watch our video to learn how Freshservice uses machine learning to translate the swarm of signals from the monitoring tools into stories you can act upon fast. Join us to explore our latest ITOM features to break the silos in your processes. #letsTalkITOM

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This is the recording of the Rancher Global Online Meetup from September 15, 2021. In it we introduce SUSE Rancher 2.6, with the new UI and powerful enterprise features that make Kubernetes manageable.

Building a company around free software product is not something new. What's less common is creating a company in order to build a free software product. This talk will cover our story of creating time series database, the lessons we learned, the mistakes we made. The free software world has changed over the last years. The one thing remains essential - importance of community, people who use the product.

Cloud cost optimization is not just about reducing costs — it’s about connecting costs to business goals. At this webinar, we took a technical approach in order to understand the relationship between a business's cloud cost and its overall growth. What we've covered? Basics principles of cost management Different ways to measure business goals- Or is $10,000 (for example) is an appropriate amount to spet. How to figure if the business goal met not met? Business advantage – or “legacy “ is not always best.

Join Grey Dziuba and Johnny Chen from Intel to discuss Splunk and OpenVino.

A common way to discuss observability is to break it down into three types of telemetry: metrics, traces, and logs. These three data points are often referred to as the three pillars of observability. In this episode of The More You Monitor Product Manager, Chris Sternberg, breaks down the three pillars of observability and how they can help you gain better control and visibility of your infrastructure, applications, and networks. It’s important to remember that although these pillars are key to achieving observability, they are only the telemetry and not the end result.