Feb 26, 2021 | AIOps, Monitoring, ScienceLogic, SL1
Prior to adopting electric lights, New York City used police officers who manually directed all sorts of traffic, using illuminated signs from towers located at key intersections across the city. And speaking of using technology to automate manual tasks, here’s the...
Feb 24, 2021 | AIOps, ITOps
Today’s IT environments are complex, hyperconnected, and composed of highly disparate components. All the bits and bytes being generated and streaming through the network, coming from a host of different machines and applications and with a wide variety of purposes,...
Feb 15, 2021 | AIOps, ITOps, Monitoring
Today’s IT ecosystems could have been built by a wedding planner taking their cue from the poem of traditional good luck tokens: Something old, something new. Something borrowed, something blue. That is to say, legacy gear like mainframe is operating alongside virtual...
Feb 12, 2021 | AIOps, Cloud, ITOM, ITOps, Monitoring
So clear was President Coolidge’s voice KSD, the radio station in St. Louis, telephoned to the Capitol and asked: ‘What’s that grating noise?’ and the transmission experts at the Capitol promptly replied: ‘That’s the rustling of the paper as he turns the pages of his...
Feb 1, 2021 | AIOps, Cloud, ITOps, Monitoring, Tech Talk
Implications of SolarWinds Breach by Market Segment & Who Is Most Impacted Murali Nemani:Many of our customers and our partners have been asking us to comment on the recent cyber attacks involving SolarWinds and other vendors—from a ScienceLogic perspective. It...
Jan 29, 2021 | AIOps, ITOM, ITOps, Monitoring
Coincidently, Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty” was released on the same day 29 years later. So gather your favorite Disney Princess, switch on the “The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes” and enjoy the latest in AIOps, ITOps, and IT infrastructure monitoring. There’s a dumb...
