ITOps news digest: Falkonry’s operational AI products, CloudBolt 9.2, and Huawei’s new 5G products
Predictive operations company Falkonry has announced two new AI product offerings designed to scale with lower total cost of ownership and short time to value. The products include Falkonry Workbench and Analyzer. Workbench analyzes large amounts of data to build predictive models and solve production problems. Other features include ability to perform forensic analysis on … continue reading
ManageEngine releases Access Manager Plus for managing privileged sessions
ManageEngine released a new privileged management solution called Access Manager Plus that provides secure connections to remote systems, monitors privileged sessions, and tightens overall access governance. “Despite being inflexible and presenting huge privacy and security risks, traditional tools like VPNs are still used by most organizations. A solution that streamlines corporate remote access, while also … continue reading
Intel announces new hardware and software to unlock full potential of 5G
Intel is on a mission to drive the transformation of network infrastructure that is necessary to unlock the full potential of 5G. The company has announced a number of new software and hardware in order to achieve this. “As the industry makes the transition to 5G, we continue to see network infrastructure as the most … continue reading
Report: Container and Kubernetes security concerns are inhibiting business innovation
The latest edition of the State of Container and Kubernetes Security Report finds that 44% of respondents have delayed deploying cloud-native applications because of security concerns, delaying the deployment of cloud-native applications into production. StackRox surveyed more than 540 IT professionals for this third version of its industry-first report. Roughly 25 percent of respondents serve … continue reading
Google details how to apply SRE to monolith applications
Microservices are taking the software industry by storm, but that doesn’t mean monolithic applications are becoming extinct. While SRE is more commonly associated with modern architectures, Google is providing some insight into how enterprises can use SRE to manage their monoliths. “When and why to choose monolithic architecture is usually a matter of what works … continue reading
ITOps Times Open-Source Project of the Week: KubeEdge
KubeEdge brings container orchestration and device management to the edge. Built on Kubernetes, it provides infrastructure support for networking, deployment, and synchronization between the cloud and edge. The project has a number advantages, according to the team. For one, the edge allows large volumes of data to be secured and processed locally. “With business logic … continue reading
Red Hat OpenStack Platform 16 now available
Red Hat has announced the latest release of its Agile Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solution. Red Hat OpenStack Platform 16 features new improvements and capabilities for enterprises working with hybrid clouds, developer clouds, production clouds and cloud-native applications. In addition, it takes on network functions virtualization, edge computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning. The … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Sumo Logic’s Cloud SIEM solution, TeamViewer’s free IoT solution, and Infoblox and Nutanix announce partnership
Sumo Logic has announced the release of a new Cloud SIEM Enterprise offering. According to Sumo Logic, this solution will include a number of capabilities that will ease the burden placed on SOC personnel. Highlights of the solution include improved analyst productivity, focused and guided workflows, 360-degree visibility, and elastic scalability. “We believe organizations will … continue reading
SolarWinds improves application troubleshooting in latest AppOptics release
IT management software provider SolarWinds has announced updates to its infrastructure and APM solution, AppOptics. With this latest update, AppOptics will make “application troubleshooting simpler, faster, and more accurate.” This release introduces service- and trace-level root causes analysis, helping to lower the complexity of APM and lower the barrier to entry. This new functionality will … continue reading
How to get from where you are to AIOps
AIOps grew out of performance monitoring. Before AIOps, organizations relied on specialists staring at dashboards in Network Operations Centers to see any system anomalies. Then, they’d page someone to alert them to the problem, who would then do an analysis of the alert and try to find the root cause. And that person might have … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: NEW Veeam Availability Suite v10, OpenSSH 8.2, and Snowflake on Google Cloud
The latest version of Veeam’s backup and recovery solution is now available. NEW Veeam Availability Suite v10 features data protection for Networked Attached Storage (NAS), Multi-VM Instant Recovery for automating disaster recovery, and enhanced ransomware protection. “v10 is the biggest release in the history of Veeam, and the enhancements we’ve made take data protection to … continue reading
Into the Looking Glass: Where IoT, cloud computing and automation are headed in 2020 and beyond
The end of a decade presents a unique opportunity for organizations to evaluate and measure the impact of past technology initiatives, and to plan for those to come in the future. Many modern enterprises have taken advantage of IoT, automation and cloud computing to stand out against competitors in recent years. Will these be in … continue reading
ITOps Times Open-Source Project of the Week: GXF
LF Energy, a branch of the Linux Foundation focused on accelerating decarbonization goals of the energy and electricity sectors, has announced the release of a new open-source project. Grid eXchange Fabric (GXF) is an IoT platform that enables grid operators to “securely collect data and monitor, control, and manage smart devices on the grid.” The … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Nutanix Karbon 2.0, SaltStack Enterprise 6.2, and InsightEdge on Google Cloud Platform
Nutanix Karbon 2.0 is now available. Karbon is used to simplify the configuration, deployment, and life cycle management of Kubernetes clusters. The new version features a number of upgrades, including integration with Nutanix Prism, support for air-gapped environments, and push-button Kubernetes upgrades. More information is available here. New versions of SaltStack Enterprise, SaltStack Protect, and … continue reading
