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Designing and Maintaining Event-Driven Architectures

DZone

Event-driven architecture (EDA) gives your system the ability to receive and respond to changes in real time, making it easier to scale. Decoupling components is the core theme of EDA, which makes it flexible, allowing it to scale asynchronously based on events. Understanding EDA At its core, EDA is primarily about reacting to events.

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HTTP monitors on the latest Dynatrace platform extend insights into the health of your API endpoints and simplify test management

Dynatrace

Traditional insight into HTTP monitor execution details For nearly two thousand Dynatrace customers, Dynatrace Synthetic HTTP monitors provide insights into the health of monitored endpoints worldwide and around the clock. It now fully supports not only Network Availability Monitors but also HTTP synthetic monitors.

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Monitoring GitHub-hosted runners with Dynatrace

Dynatrace

That’s where Dynatrace business events and automation workflows come into play to provide a comprehensive view of your CI/CD pipelines. Let’s explore some of the advantages of monitoring GitHub runners using Dynatrace. Extending this visibility into your CI/CD pipelines offers even greater value.

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Using Event-Driven Ansible to Monitor Your Web Application

DZone

Event-driven automation enables systems to react instantly to specific triggers or events, enhancing infrastructure resilience and efficiency. A simple and effective method for implementing event-driven automation is through webhooks, which can initiate specific actions in response to events.

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How Event-Driven Ansible Works for Configuration Monitoring

DZone

Event-driven Ansible offers a way to automatically monitor and manage configuration files. If these files are changed accidentally or without permission, it can cause system failures, security risks, or compliance issues.

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How To Collect and Ship Windows Events Logs With OpenTelemetry

DZone

If you use Windows, you will want to monitor Windows Events. A recent contribution of a distribution of the OpenTelemetry (OTel) Collector makes it much easier to monitor Windows Events with OpenTel. We will be shipping Windows Event logs to a popular backend: Google Cloud Ops. What Signals Matter?

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OpenPipeline: Simplify access to critical business data

Dynatrace

Business events: Delivering the best data It’s been two years since we introduced business events , a special class of events designed to support even the most demanding business use cases. Business event ingestion and analysis with log files. OpenPipeline: Simplify access and unify business events from anywhere.

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