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The world of the ecommere is full of narrow margins and high risk. Prioritisation means focussing on one thing means skipping or delaying something else. When speaking to ecommerce management teams a frequent topic of conversation is finding budget for site improvements. Everyone wants to have a reliable, fast website – but how can you justify the time and energy it takes to create one?

Delight happens when you get what you want – and then a little more. Like rainbow sprinkles on vanilla ice-cream. Or fresh popcorn at the movies. Or uninterrupted services driven by happy ITOps teams.

Find out how to effectively and easily monitor and troubleshoot Memcached using Netdata.

Unlock the full potential of your observability stack with continuous profiling Identifying performance bottlenecks and wasteful computations can be a complex and challenging task, particularly in modern cloud-native environments. As the complexity of cloud-native environments increases, so does the need for effective observability solutions.

Now you can experience our products—without scheduling a live demo or free trial. The ScienceLogic product tours are designed to give you a self-service ScienceLogic experience, so you can see for yourself first-hand how our AIOps & Observability solutions can help solve your organization’s hardest challenges.

Network outages are both common and expensive – usually far more expensive than people realize. Yes, the network is down and the organization is losing money, but do you really appreciate how much money? And how much an outage can actually cost on a per minute basis? It’s not only more than most people think, it’s something that can be mitigated fairly easily.

Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a wonderful and relaxing holiday season. I can’t believe it is January and the start of another brand-new year. Best intentions are at their peak this time of the year as we want to focus on improving certain aspects of our professional and personal lives. Like many people, I set resolutions every January, but usually find by mid-February they are but a distant memory.