In today’s digital-first world, communication during outages, incidents, and maintenance is essential for building trust and maintaining transparency with users. That’s where status pages come in—they’re a simple yet powerful way to keep your users informed about the state of your service. But not all status pages serve the same purpose. Businesses can choose between public and private status pages, each offering unique advantages depending on your needs.

Akeyless simplifies the deployment, access, and management of secrets without the cost and complexity of managing vaults. Their innovative technology and cloud-native architecture enable enterprises to secure DevOps cloud workloads and legacy environments, meeting compliance and regulatory requirements.

As someone who is building a platform that is intended to make Kubernetes operations easier for everyone––I’ve learned a lot about production Kubernetes operations. The main thing I’ve noticed folks getting wrong, is that it isn’t simply a platform, it’s an entire ecosystem.

Last9’s Telemetry Warehouse now supports Logs and Traces, offering a unified view for high cardinality observability to simplify monitoring and troubleshooting.

Every week, we hear about critical applications failing, leaving users frustrated and businesses scrambling. IT teams are fighting too many fires, dealing with too many disruptions, and spending too much time guessing instead of fixing. A 2023 study by Forrester Consulting found that in the month before the study, 37% of companies estimated they lost between $100,000-$499,000, and 39% lost $500,000-$999,999 due to internet disruptions. The costs are real, and they’re massive.

AWS and Azure are considered rivals in the cloud computing industry. Both offer similar services, including cloud storage, computing, container services, databases, and more. Yet, they have different strengths and weaknesses, which makes them competitors. Here’s a closer look at AWS vs. Azure to help you find the ideal match.

In the first blog in this series, Setting Up InfluxDB and Visualizing Data: Part 1, we built a data collection and visualization platform for time series data using InfluxDB Cloud Serverless. Inspired by the CSTR with PID controllers use case, the project showcased how to ingest real-time data and visualize it using InfluxDB and Grafana. This follow-up post focuses on InfluxDB’s 3.0 architecture, giving an in-depth look at the platform’s inner workings.

We have added a new function, tz, to InfluxDB 3.0 SQL to improve the ergonomics of working with timezones. This blog post will provide more details on how to use this function and when it makes sense to use it instead of the existing SQL timezone functions.

Startups relying on Heroku often hit roadblocks as they scale. Rising costs, technical limitations, and lack of control over infrastructure force many to explore alternatives. One such startup recently migrated 37 applications from Heroku to AWS using Qovery’s DevOps AI Migration Agent. Here’s how they accomplished this migration in less than two hours, saving days of manual work.

Understanding Splunk pricing is crucial for organizations evaluating SIEM solutions. This guide examines licensing models, actual costs, and essential pricing factors to help you make an informed investment decision for your security and monitoring needs.