Organizations are modernizing IT infrastructure, restructuring teams, and accelerating application delivery with containers and Kubernetes. As with any technology, organizations are at various places within their journey. However, according to Gartner, more than 75% of global organizations will be running containerized apps in production by 2022. Chances are your team is using containers for some applications.
Alert Sync converts critical Alerts into actionable Incidents using real-time, two-way synchronization. This seamless integration of SCOM and ServiceNow, creates the perfect partnership between Alerts & Incidents, so you can successfully manage them throughout the lifetime of an issue. Gone are the days of scripting, we've baked all this into our new features, saving you time & optimizing incident management, with our cool new features.
If you have ServiceNow and SCOM you will want to integrate these tools to ensure they deliver maximum value for your business. There are four key benefits of creating ServiceNow incidents from SCOM: 1) Increase value of existing infrastructure monitoring tools by consolidating information and integrating them with connectors. 2) Understand root cause of the problem and reduce Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) by transforming incidents into actionable alerts.
Today we've added favicons to the site list you see when you log in to Oh Dear. Using the favicon, you quickly recognize a particular site. It also just looks nice visually. In this blog post, we'd like to share how we achieved this.
During my tenure at Puppet, I’ve learned that almost everything we do is focused on two things — eliminating soul-crushing work, and the never-ending desire to solve really hard customer problems. Couple those with the positive and energetic attitude of the Puppet team, and we’re bound to have a profound impact on our customers. Maybe I’ve had too much Kool-Aid?
In CFEngine 3.17, custom promise types were introduced. This allows you to extend policy language, managing resources which don’t have built in promise types. The implementation of custom promise types is open source, and available in both CFEngine Enterprise and CFEngine Community. To implement a new custom promise type, you need a promise module.
