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Three Ways to Assure Network Quality

Mar 28, 2024 By David Hardman In Broadcom
What is the quality of your network? More to the point, what is the quality of the network experience? Do your employees think that your network is slow? Merely adequate? Speedy? At the highest level, this is what network operations teams need to understand how to answer. And this needs to be answered no matter how complicated the network path is between endpoints. We’ll take a look at three things that can help you get a handle on these questions.
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Cycle

Heroku: the PaaS of the Past Struggles To Keep Up

Mar 28, 2024 By Chris Aubuchon In Cycle
If there's one thing almost every developer has done in their life, it's deploy an application to Heroku. From their launch in 2007, Heroku dominated PaaS and caught the attention of Salesforce who acquired them in 2010. They had the first managed Postgres service in 2011, an easy to use CLI, and, last but not least, it was free to get started which led to a big uptick in initial popularity. Every side project from here to the moon went to Heroku.
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Exploring Enhancements in Service Mapping and Workspace Improvements

Mar 28, 2024 By Ivanti In Ivanti
The discussion revolves around various enhancements in service mapping, workspace improvements, and app distribution. New connectors like Virima and Ivanti Neurons are being developed for service mapping, along with an outbound connector for ServiceNow. Workspace improvements include filters, remote control, and disabling end user prompts. App distribution introduces features like cloud storage explorer and access to Windows Package Manager. Additionally, role-based permissions for bot triggering and integration of surveys into the overall deck score are being implemented.
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Cribl

One Reason Why Your Nodes' Memory Usage Is Running High

Mar 28, 2024 By Brandon McCombs In Cribl
When you’re using Cribl Stream and Cribl Edge to send data to hundreds of Splunk indexers using Load Balancing-enabed Destinations, it is sometimes necessary to analyze memory usage. In this blog post, we delve into buffer management, memory usage calculations, and mitigation strategies to help you optimize your configuration and avoid memory issues.
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stackstate

Observability Unpacked: 5 Takeaways From KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2024

Mar 28, 2024 By Andreas Prins In StackState
StackState had a blast at this year's KubeCon + CloudNativeCon gathering in Paris! The discussions were in-depth, covering a wide array of topics and lasting much longer than in the past. This year, attendees seemed to have a considerably deeper understanding of the cloud-native ecosystem, probably attributed to its rapid growth. We also noticed a pretty dramatic evolutionary shift in the vendors at the expo hall, who were showcasing some truly progressive specialized solutions.
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grafana

Call me, maybe: designing an incident response process

Mar 28, 2024 By Dominik Süß In Grafana
Hey, I just deployed — and this is crazy. But the server’s down, so call me, maybe? Making your services available at all times is the gold standard of modern software operations. The easiest way to reach this would be to just write bug-free software, but even if you reach this completely unattainable goal — stuff happens! Modern software rarely exists in a vacuum and often depends on a multitude of external services and libraries.
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