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3 Best Practices for Resource Utilization with Professional Services Teams

In professional services, efficient resource utilization is one of the most critical components of success. Whether managing consulting engagements, delivering client projects, or overseeing internal operations, ensuring that your team is used effectively can directly impact your bottom line. Mismanagement of resources can lead to missed deadlines, overworked employees, underused team members, and poor client satisfaction.
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Innovative Approaches to Ransomware Protection with NetApp Monitoring

Analysis of innovative approaches to ransomware protection using NetApp monitoring tools, with a focus on how these tools enhance data security, ensure system integrity, and provide real-time threat detection and response. This includes examining the integration of advanced security features within NetApp's monitoring framework, leveraging AI-driven analytics to identify and mitigate ransomware threats, and exploring the role of automated responses in safeguarding critical data assets.

The Ultimate Guide to implementing Hotwire and Turbo in a Rails application

Hotwire and Turbo have revolutionized how we build modern web applications with Ruby on Rails. By leveraging server-side rendering and minimizing JavaScript, Hotwire enables developers to create reactive, real-time user experiences without the complexity of a single-page application framework. This comprehensive guide will walk you through implementing Hotwire and Turbo in a Rails application from the ground up.

State of Observability 2024 Reveals How Leaders Outpace Their Peers

In 2024, simply having an observability practice is a given. In this era of observability, a high-functioning team will set leaders apart from their peers. Leading observability practitioners don’t fix issues by putting hundreds of people into a virtual room, or frantically messaging in a temporary Slack channel to find root causes. Because leaders embed observability into their development practices early, a feature launch is a quiet non-event.

Aiven Achieves the AWS Retail Competency & Hosts AWS Immersion Day

Transforming retail: Aiven and AWS empower businesses with real-time data insights for better customer experiences. We’re excited to announce that Aiven has achieved the prestigious AWS Retail Competency, in the category of Advanced Data Insights. Achieving the AWS Retail Competency recognizes Aiven’s expertise in providing customers with software solutions that empower retailers to gain valuable data insights to drive business success.

Crawl, Walk, Run: Implementing AI and Generative AI on Your Journey to Autonomic IT

As IT environments continue to expand in scope and complexity, understanding their impact on organizations is more important than ever. That’s why ScienceLogic commissioned research specialist Vanson Bourne to survey 400 IT operations professionals across the USA, UK, Germany, and Canada with the goal of understanding the challenges they’re facing and the technologies—including automation, AI, and generative AI—they’re using to overcome them.

What is GitOps? Continuous delivery to Kubernetes with ArgoCD

With the increasing adoption of Kubernetes in recent years, there are various means and tools for achieving continuous delivery to Kubernetes. While it is possible to create a consistent CI/CD pipeline up to deploying to Kubernetes using CI/CD tools like CircleCI, there has been a rise in cases combining dedicated CD tools like FluxCD and ArgoCD to achieve this as well. A common aspect among these CD-dedicated tools is their adoption of GitOps.

Monitor your Azure OpenAI applications with Datadog LLM Observability

Azure OpenAI Service is Microsoft’s fully managed platform for deploying generative AI services powered by OpenAI. Azure OpenAI Service provides access to models including GPT-4o, GPT-4o mini, GPT-4 Turbo with Vision, DALLE-3, and the Embeddings model series, alongside the enterprise security, governance, and infrastructure capabilities of Azure.

What is Ubuntu used for?

The launch of Ubuntu in 2004 was a step-change for everyday users and developers everywhere. Nicknamed “Ubuntu Linux” in its early days, to differentiate it from its various cousins in the Linux world, it has since lost the need for its surname and grown to become a powerful force. Besides being used by millions of home users, Ubuntu is widely used in the development and business world. As developers have become a driving force of innovation, so has Ubuntu.