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LogicTalks: Why ATSG's Approach to Monitoring Matters
In this episode of LogicTalks, Michael Tarbet, VP of Sales at LogicMonitor is joined by Scott Mayers, Sr. VP of Cloud and Managed Solutions at ATSG. The pair connect to discuss why LogicMonitor is invaluable to ATSG’s daily operations as a managed services provider. From keeping tabs on 10s of thousands of endpoints, consolidating a plethora of monitoring tools into one platform for greater visibility and ease of use, and leveraging AI powered alerting and forecasting, LogicMonitor provides ATSG with the enterprise grade SaaS monitoring solution to it needs to support its customers 24/7, worldwide.
Coffee & Containers - "Microservices in the Financial Industry"
In this episode of Coffee & Containers, North American DevOps Group‘s (https://nadog.com) Jim Shilts speaks with Shipa‘s (https://www.shipa.io) Bruno Andrade and Fiserv‘s (https://www.fiserv.com) Ken Owens.
Talking Shipa - "Installing Shipa"
In this edition of Talking Shipa, CEO and Founder, Bruno Andrade walks through a basic Shipa installation.
Talking Shipa - "Developer Portal"
In this edition of Talking Shipa, CEO and Founder, Bruno Andrade, discusses the Shipa Developer Portal. One of the biggest challenges with applications deployed in Kubernetes is simply making sense of all of the micro services running in the cluster. It generally does not look or feel like an application in the traditional sense. Shipa helps with this by providing a developer-centric workflow and portal to manage and operate your Kubernetes applications in deployment.
Talking Shipa - "Application Policy Management"
In this edition of Talking Shipa, CEO and Founder, Bruno Andrade, discusses Application Policy Management in Shipa. Adding layers of security, management, and measurement capabilities to your apps can be challenging, but really are required in order to support your corporate mandates and to ultimately give your users the best experience possible. Things like resource consumption, RBAC, network policies, 3rd party services, container registry, vulnerability scans, and more.
Understanding the consumer side of Azure Event Hubs (Checkpoint, InitialOffsetProvider, EventProcessorHost)
Azure Event Hubs are cloud-scale telemetry ingestion from websites, apps, and devices. Because of the tremendous event handling capacities, IoT architectures also consume the Azure Event Hubs. Thus, we talk about handling millions of events per second. With the implementation of multiple partition architecture behind the scenes, Azure Event Hubs are highly scalable to receive events from hundreds of sources.
[#AskSleuth] If anyone says I've got a DevOps job for you...
What's a DevOps job? What does a DevOps engineer do? How to get started on DevOps as a developer? Don Brown from Sleuth.io answers.
The Reality of Collaboration in DevOps
DevOps culture is not all hoodies and pizza parties. Collaboration between development, operations, and security teams has a much more practical side. It comes down to data, visibility, and sharing. In this episode of Dissecting DevOps, Dave and Chris explore the reality of collaboration in DevOps environments.