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Dynatrace extends Synthetic Monitoring capabilities with Network Availability Monitors to validate the availability of infrastructure and services

Dynatrace

Current synthetic capabilities Dynatrace Synthetic Monitoring is a powerful tool that provides insight into the health of your applications around the clock and as they’re perceived by your end users worldwide. Our script, available on GitHub , provides details. But is this all you need? into NAM test definitions.

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Business Flow: Why IT operations teams should monitor business processes

Dynatrace

The business process observability challenge Increasingly dynamic business conditions demand business agility; reacting to a supply chain disruption and optimizing order fulfillment are simple but illustrative examples. Most business processes are not monitored. First and foremost, it’s a data problem.

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Flexible, scalable, self-service Kubernetes native observability now in General Availability

Dynatrace

A team looking for metrics, traces, and logs no longer needs to file a ticket to get their app monitored in their own environments. Using this new mode of injection means organizations can take advantage of everything Kubernetes has to offer, without worrying about monitoring outages, or disruptions in service.

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Managing PostgreSQL® High Availability – Part I: PostgreSQL Automatic Failover

Scalegrid

Managing High Availability (HA) in your PostgreSQL hosting is very important to ensuring your database deployment clusters maintain exceptional uptime and strong operational performance so your data is always available to your application. Effective management of failover and switchover operations is crucial for high availability.

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Elevating System Management: The Role of Monitoring and Observability in DevOps

DZone

Monitoring and observability are two key concepts that facilitate this process, offering valuable visibility into the health and performance of systems. In this article, we will explore the differences between monitoring and observability, provide examples to illustrate their applications and highlight their respective benefits.

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Five-nines availability: Always-on infrastructure delivers system availability during the holidays’ peak loads

Dynatrace

The nirvana state of system uptime at peak loads is known as “five-nines availability.” In its pursuit, IT teams hover over system performance dashboards hoping their preparations will deliver five nines—or even four nines—availability. But is five nines availability attainable? Downtime per year. 90% (one nine).

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What is cloud monitoring? How to improve your full-stack visibility

Dynatrace

In fact, according to a Dynatrace global survey of 1,300 CIOs , 99% of enterprises utilize a multicloud environment and seven cloud monitoring solutions on average. What is cloud monitoring? Cloud monitoring is a set of solutions and practices used to observe, measure, analyze, and manage the health of cloud-based IT infrastructure.

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