Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

A competitor quietly slashes their prices, and the sales team doesn’t find out until deals start falling through. A rogue plugin update changes the homepage headline to something nobody approved. These scenarios play out constantly for brands without visibility into what’s happening on their own websites and their competitors’ sites. Website change monitoring provides that visibility through automated tracking and alerts, turning potential blind spots into strategic advantages.

February was all about making OnlineOrNot better for dev teams. I shipped audit logs for teams, added support for two-factor authentication and passkeys, unified the webhooks system across uptime checks, heartbeats, and status pages, and made it possible to connect multiple Discord channels.

Critical infrastructure is under siege. The systems that control our power grids, water treatment plants, and oil pipelines weren’t designed for a connected world. This post covers what security measures teams need to understand and how time series monitoring can help turn SCADA’s weaknesses into a security advantage.

Sometimes observability can feel like a second job. With many traditional tools, users must become experts in a proprietary language to ask a simple question. In these cases, developers or SRE’s can find themselves spending more time manually sifting through raw text, building complex data pipelines from scratch, and bouncing between fragmented dashboards than actually solving problems.

The world is transforming, and artificial intelligence, especially agentic AI, is quickly becoming embedded across private and public sectors. For government agencies, law enforcement, and mission-critical organizations, embracing this new reality is uniquely challenging. On the one hand, agentic AI promises measurable improvements: modernized IT workflows, faster analysis, improved citizen services, and operational efficiency.

Modern operations move at a pace that leaves little room for ambiguity. When an incident emerges, teams must determine what is happening and how best to respond. Yet triage often slows under the weight of fragmented data, noisy alerts, and limited shared understanding across engineering groups. These conditions stretch routine issues into drawn-out investigations and delay action exactly when teams need to move with purpose.

Discover how cloud application slowness occurs despite healthy metrics and how unified observability helps identify hidden bottlenecks and resolve issues faster.