AIOps Manifesto lays out best practices for deploying AIOps
The newly created AIOps Exchange has just announced the release of its AIOps Manifesto. The AIOps Manifesto will provide best practices for deploying AIOps solutions. The paper was co-authored by experts from the AIOps Exchange steering community. The authors are requesting feedback on the manifesto, as well as open debate on the topics discussed. They … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Signal Sciences integrates with Cisco Threat Response, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.7 beta, and SentinelOne raises $120 million
Signal Sciences has announced a new integration with Cisco Threat Response in order to better help its customers defend against web app attacks. The integration will give customers instant visibility into their web application attack data, enabling security teams to respond to threats quickly. “In today’s evolving business landscape, we are seeing a dramatic shift … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Catchpoint DEX Sonar, Trifacta’s Snowflake integration, and AppDynamics’ new partner program
Catchpoint has announced a new solution that will bring together real user, active, and device monitoring into a single solution. DEX Sonar provides end-to-end visibility into the Digital Employee Experience (DEX), Catchpoint explained. “Employees are increasingly reliant on SaaS applications, so disruptions like outages or slowdowns equate to lost productivity, employee dissatisfaction, and potentially lost … continue reading
Survey finds security concerns are urging more companies to adopt SDN
Network security is at the top of most IT decision makers’ minds and security concerns may be driving organizations to adopt software-defined networking (SDN). Juniper Networks recently surveyed 500 IT decision makers to understand their SDN journeys. According to Juniper Networks’ survey, many organizations see security as a big consequence of not adopting SDN. Forty … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Linkerd 2.3.1 and OneLogin Accelerate growth
The latest version of the Kubernetes service mesh Linkerd is now available. Version 2.3.1 features proxy stability improvements. A few of the improvements include changes to the proxy’s routing behavior, a new dispatch time limit to limit the amount of time that a request can be buffered, and various bug fixes. Full release notes are … continue reading
Report: Security is the biggest concern for those running containers
While container adoption continues to accelerate, companies continue to struggle with things like security and data management. Portworx’s annual Container Adoption Survey showed that 87 percent of respondents were running containers, which is up from just 55 percent in 2017 and from 80 percent in 2018. Of those, 90 percent were running containers in production. … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Azure Deployment Manager’s health checks, AWS CloudFormation update, and NGINX Unit 1.9
Microsoft announced new partnerships with service health monitoring companies in its Azure Deployment Manager. The Deployment Manager enables users to perform rollouts of resources on a region per region basis. Health checks for the service were announced at Build this year, allowing it to integrate with service health monitors to automatically stop deployment that are … continue reading
ITOps Times Open-Source Project of the Week: Terraform
HashiCorp’s open-source project Terraform is increasingly becoming more popular as organizations look for new ways to create and maintain infrastructure. Terraform is designed to write, plan and create infrastructure as code. In Thoughtworks’ latest technology radar, the company dubbed it the “de facto choice for creating and managing cloud infrastructures by writing declarative definitions.” While … continue reading
Report: Only half of organizations are currently deploying Kubernetes in production
Despite its seemingly large presence, Kubernetes may not be as widely adopted as it seems. Platform9 conducted a survey at KubeCon EU in Barcelona this month, speaking with over 500 attendees. Through the survey, the company said it was able to understand how companies are currently using Kubernetes. The survey revealed that despite the fact … continue reading
OpsRamp aims to build confidence in machine learning models with OpsQ
Automation is becoming ever more important for IT operations teams, and OpsRamp has announced a new solution that aims to make AIOps even easier. OpsQ is designed to provide intelligent event management, alert correlation, and remediation. The company hopes that this solution will help build confidence in machine learning models for IT. According to the … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Moogsoft 7.2, Cockroach Labs’ new partnerships, and StorageCraft ShadowXafe
AIOps provider Moogsoft has announced an update to its platform. According to the company, Moogsoft 7.2 introduces capabilities to optimize service assurance, such as a new workflow engine, AI visualization, performance dashboards, and tool integrations. “Our goal is to make Moogsoft the solution of choice for all enterprises – large and small – for agile, … continue reading
Twistlock, PureSec acquisitions enable Palo Alto Networks to expand into container, serverless security markets
Security company Palo Alto Networks is expanding its security capabilities with the acquisition of both Twistlock and PureSec. Twistlock specializes in container security, while PureSec is focused on serverless security. These acquisitions align with yesterday’s announcement of Palo Alto Networks’ Prisma cloud security strategy. Prisma is a cloud security suite that will provide customers with … continue reading
