HAProxy Kubernetes Ingress Controller Twice as Fast with Lowest CPU vs. Four Competitors
Head-to-head benchmarking evaluates performance across average requests per second, latency, CPU usage, and HTTP errors
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SIEM vs. SOAR: What's the Difference?
Cloud security is the combination of tools and procedures that form a defense against unauthorized data exposure by securing data, applications, and infrastructures across the cloud environment and by maintaining data integrity. To read more about the basic principles of cloud security, check out our previous article on the subject. Cloud security is a constant concern for R&D teams, and more and more methodologies are being introduced to help teams achieve their goals.
Customer Story: How Arup solved their IT infrastructure challenges with our ServiceNow Monitoring MP
Arup are a global architectural engineering company, behind ground-breaking structures such as: Sydney Opera House, Changi Airport Singapore, Hong Kong Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, and many more. Behind these amazing projects sits a large IT infrastructure, spanning 44 countries, across 3 key regions Americas, UKIMEA & APAC.
The Requester Mobile App
The SolarWinds® Service Desk mobile app can help requesters contact IT for technology needs. Watch this video to learn how to submit incidents, check request status, and contact IT on the go.
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU recap: What you need to know about OpenMetrics
Before Prometheus, the closest thing to a common standard for metrics was Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), the internet standard protocol for collecting and organizing information and monitoring networks. Front and center in SNMP is ASN1, which lacks modern design and comes with trade-offs that made sense in the past but not so much today. Aside from that, many of the existing protocols were chatty and slow as well as proprietary, very hard to implement, or both.
.NET Logging: Best Practices for your .NET Application
Logging is a key requirement of any production application. .NET Core offers support for outputting logs from your application. It delivers this capability through a middleware approach that makes use of the modular library design. Some of these libraries are already built and supported by Microsoft and can be installed via the NuGet package manager, but a third party or even custom extensions can also be used for your .NET logging.
Exclaimer: Shortening the lengths of incidents with Datadog
Hear how Matt Hodge from Exclaimer leverages Datadog Log Management to migrate away from a homegrown solution and find one platform to manage dev and ops logs. Through deep integrations with Microsoft Azure, Exclaimer is able to gain rapid visibility into their entire Azure-based infrastructure as well.
Resolve Insights Part 2: Event Correlation and Noise Reduction
In part 2 senior sales engineer Alan Loos gives a quick overview of the event correlation and noise reduction capabilities in the Resolve Insights platform.
Datadog and Relay for Incident Response
Datadog is an awesome tool for aggregating and visualizing the metrics that matter to you. Recently, Datadog launched a new Incident Management feature, which allows you to coordinate the activities around a problem that affected your service. In this example, I’ll walk through using Relay to roll back a Kubernetes deployment that caused a service impact, and show how the Datadog Incident timeline can keep everyone working on the incident in sync.