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Decoding Severity: A Guide to Differentiating Major vs Critical Incidents

Understanding the distinction between major and critical IT incidents is essential for effective incident management. Major incidents disrupt operations but can be managed within normal frameworks, while critical incidents pose severe risks and require urgent action. By implementing structured severity classification, SRE and DevOps teams can prioritize responses, reduce downtime, and enhance system reliability. This blog offers insights into differentiating incident types, using Service-Level Indicators (SLIs) and Objectives (SLOs), and optimizing response strategies with Squadcast.

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Navigating the Complexity of IT Operations: A Guide for Startups

IT operations are crucial to the success of startups, forming the backbone of digital infrastructure and innovation. This blog explores best practices for startups, focusing on building scalable systems, embracing DevOps, leveraging automation, and prioritizing cybersecurity. It also covers performance management, disaster recovery, and strategies for scaling operations responsibly. With a solid IT strategy, startups can enhance operational efficiency, drive growth, and maintain reliability in a competitive landscape.

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Customer Marketing Manager, Last9

Synthetic Monitoring Explained: A Developer's Guide

Synthetic monitoring empowers developers to stay ahead of potential problems by simulating real user actions. This guide breaks down how it works, its benefits, and how you can use it to keep your web applications and APIs performing at their best.

What is Synthetic Monitoring_ A Comprehensive Guide for Developers

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Software Developer, RELIANOID

AI Tech Summit 2024

From Amsterdam to Skopje! The RELIANOID team is on the move! After an insightful experience at theCyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe 2024in Amsterdam, where we explored the latest trends in cybersecurity and cloud innovation, we are now excited to participate in theAI Tech Summit 2024in Skopje, Nort..

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Software Developer, RELIANOID

RELIANOID quarterly Newsletter - Subscribe!

Stay Ahead with Our FREE Quarterly Newsletter! At RELIANOID, we’re excited to offer afree quarterly newsletterpacked with valuable insights, both technical and informative, designed to keep you up to date with the latest industry trends, innovations, and product updates. Whether you're looking for e..

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VACUUM In Postgres Demystified

Let’s see what is VACUUM in PostgreSQL, how it’s useful, and how to improve your database performance.

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Software Developer, RELIANOID

World Telemedia Marbella starting!

Starting today, RELIANOID is attending theWorld Telemediaevent in Marbella, Spain! We’re excited to join industry leaders to explore mobile consumer engagement and value-added services. Let’s connect and discuss future opportunities! #WorldTelemedia #RELIANOID #Telecom #Telecommunications #MobileCom..

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Cloudflare blocks largest recorded DDoS attack peaking at 3.8Tbps

In a monumental escalation of attack magnitude, Cloudflare autonomously mitigated arecord-smashing 3.8 terabits per secondhyper-volumetric DDoS attack lasting 65 seconds, surpassing Microsoft's previous record, with threat actors exploiting global infected devices, particularly Asus routers and Mikr.. read more

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GitHub Actions: A Comparison between Composite Actions and Reusable Workflow

Github Actions offer Composite Actions for publishing and external use and Reusable Workflows for internal flexibility, both aiming to enforce the DRY principle by minimizing duplicated CI/CD script configuration in software delivery... read more

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How do HTTP servers figure out Content-Length?

HTTP servers, such as Go's, handle Content-Length via chunked transfer encoding when responses exceed buffer size, using hexadecimal to indicate chunks, enabling efficient data transfer without storing entire responses in memory—a clever mechanism prevalent since HTTP 1.1 and replaced by streaming i.. read more