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DevOps and IT teams have been monitoring and alerting on on-premise servers, networks, and applications for years. In comparison, because of the growing adoption of...

Imagine. It’s 2 AM, you’re on-call, and an alert comes in for a part of the system you don’t normally work on. Naturally, you’re feeling...

Teams have been adopting the philosophies of DevOps since before it became a widely used term. And with each passing year, DevOps principles become more...

Building reliable services is expected in today’s software ecosystem. Customers don’t care whether you’re working with highly integrated systems or in a more controlled environment–they...

The world of defined roles for site reliability engineering (SRE) is relatively new. The principle was first defined and implemented by Ben Treynor, VP of...

If you’re exploring serverless architecture on AWS then you’ll quickly run into DynamoDB. DynamoDB is AWS’s managed NoSQL solution, and commonly the first choice for...

At its core, DevOps simply refers to an Agile, collaborative relationship between development and IT operations teams. But, the term DevOps and many of its...

ChatOps encompasses a large range of functions and use cases. Whether you’re using manual chat applications, automated chatbots, or both to run scripts, escalate issues,...

Working to prevent downtime is a never-ending battle. But no matter what you do, in today’s era of continuous deployment and integrated services, uptime is...

Runbooks, sometimes referred to as playbooks, are standardized documents containing information and procedures for resolving common IT or DevOps incidents. Runbooks walk through the steps...