Today’s applications are architectured to work on hybrid, componentized, containerized, distributed, mobile/sensor environments, and so do the networks that sustain all these applications together. Complexity, traffic volume, intolerance to performance degradation and inefficiency will only increase, demanding real-time and holistic monitoring.
There are several sources of instrumentation for network monitoring data such as: Endpoints metrics, events, logging, sensor data, traffic flow analysis, packet inspection, and synthetic tests. However, often information is collected and visualized in silos, consuming IT resources without providing a complete view of the overall application environment health, all while leaving gaps that can lead to flaws and oversights when assessing network and resource utilization.
Download this whitepaper to learn how A platform to which all monitoring data can converge for storage, alerting and processing is how monitoring should be approached strategically.
RECORDED EVENT: We are always looking for ways to make our solutions work better and smarter. We accomplish this by tracking the performance of each of the components underlying our solution. All this critical performance data has a time stamp and a value — also known as time series data. If this important time-stamped data is at the heart of initiatives to keep things performant, why are we entrusting this data to an ordinary relational database?
Time series data has historically been associated with applications in finance. However, as developers and businesses move to instrument more of their servers, applications, network infrastructure and the physical world, time series is becoming the de facto standard for how to think about storing, retrieving, and mining this data for real-time and historical insight.
This paper will:
- Define what time series data is (and what it isn’t)
- Explain how the time series data domain differs from more traditional data workloads like OLTP or full-text search
- Examine what makes the InfluxData platform different from other proposed solutions
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Calendar help us keep track of our lives, and integrating these calendars into the software tools businesses and consumers use has become mission-critical for many software companies. But building those integrations is a complex process.
We created this guide to help make your calendar integration process easy. In this guide, you will learn:
- The deceptively complex world of calendar events and RRULEs.
- How to build timezone-proof integrations across calendar providers
- How to use the Nylas Calendar API to quickly and easily connect to all calendar providers
Read this informative whitepaper to learn more!
With workers reluctant to leave their favored tools to do other tasks, SaaS providers are creating APIs to deliver such things as email, workflow automation, and more into those tools of choice.. But building these features into your application is complex and time-consuming. This guide is designed to help organizations see the differences between building their own integrations or utilizing APIs to existing integrations, to better inform their decisions.
RECORDED EVENT: Value Stream Management (VSM) is one of the hottest emerging topics in the world of software delivery. But breakthrough the buzzword static and it may also be the most misunderstood idea today — at least in terms of its strategic importance to the enterprise as we step fully into a software-driven world. For enterprise leaders, however, the stakes are enormous and it is essential that they get VSM right.
Recorded Event: Welcome to 2019! Does the clean slate of a new year have you motivated to make positive changes, or do you find setting resolutions to be a daunting task? We’ve put together a handy guide to help you set — and stick to — one important resolution: Quit testing bad habits! Join this webinar for practical advice that will help you define and stick to a better testing strategy in 2019, including:
- Stop wasting time: Reduce test maintenance and stop spending time on false positives
- Get organized: How to centralize test management and orchestrate test execution across frameworks and tools
- Get along better with others: Enhance developer-tester collaboration with the right integrations and processes
- Make smarter decisions: The reporting tools and techniques that will help you gain insights and improve application quality
- And more ways to develop innovative testing strategies and work more efficiently
Recorded Event: Redis is the perfect fit for microservices, distributed and cloud-agnostic applications in a containerized world. In today’s consumer-driven world, application performance is increasingly important. Redis, the open-source NoSQL database, is known for its linear scalability in performance; recent benchmarks show up to 50 million ops/sec. Redis Enterprise makes Redis highly available, multi-model (like search and graph) and makes scaling in the cloud, on-premises or in Kubernetes, seamless while reducing your TCO.
RECORDED EVENT: Tim Buntel, DevOps Advocate of Xebia Labs and TJ Randall, vice president of customer success for Xebia Labs discuss the most surprising things they heard while writing the guide along with the challenges, victories, trends and dead-ends that are essential for you to know.
RECORDED EVENT: How do you know if an application is successful? By the level of engagement, usability, and rate of adoption. And guess what? None of that works without a modern UX—think swiping left and right, or a built-in chat, or less flashy features like common-sense functionality for menus. But implementing those modern features can create hard-coding nightmares, leaving your apps out of style, your users frustrated, and your business behind the competition.
Building a modern UX requires a modern approach, and in this webinar, we will explore how low-code helps you do exactly that. We’ll take a look at a new approach to UX-first delivery with low-code where iterations with users are highly compressed, and product teams gain new superpowers to deliver great experiences with limited resources.
RECORDED EVENT: Mastering large-scale software delivery will define the economic landscape of the 21st century, just as the mastery of mass production defined the landscape in the 20th. Unfortunately, business and technology leaders are woefully ill-equipped for the Age of Software because they are using management paradigms from past technological revolutions. While technologists adopting DevOps and Agile have already made the transition, the gap between modern technical practices and the business has only widened in the process. A new approach is needed.
During this webinar, Dr. Mik Kersten will present the Flow FrameworkTM – a new approach to software delivery that spans the language of the business with the language of technology and enables the transition from project to product.
RECORDED EVENT: SAP Hybris is a B2B and B2C e-commerce platform used by large enterprise organizations to deliver rich omnichannel experiences to customers, from content management to personalization and order processing.
JRebel is a JVM plugin that speeds up the development of Java applications by skipping the time-consuming “ant all” scripts that Hybris developers run to compile their application. JRebel makes developers more productive since they can view code changes in real time, while preserving application state.
During this webinar, we will demonstrate how Hybris and JRebel work together to make your development environment more efficient. We will also discuss the value of using JRebel within Hybris as well as sharing several best practices on developing with Hybris.
With JRebel, developers don’t have to restart Hybris anymore!
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