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Microservices let Opsview Monitor 6.0 handle tens of thousands of hosts and millions of service checks
Opsview Monitor 6 breaks scale benchmarks -- up to 50,000 hosts and over 1 million service checks on a six-node cluster.
Automation
DevOps is about accelerating delivery of new products and services at scale, reliably and affordably. Doing this requires comprehensive IT operations...
Don't Monitor Yourself into a Madhouse 2
Done right, IT monitoring provides clarity and promotes operational effectiveness. Done wrong, it can make your staff crazy and limit business growth...
Visibility
Part one of a series objectively examining important topics in contemporary data center monitoring, including observability, automation, and cost...
Monitor Microsoft Azure with 10 New Opspacks from Opsview
Ten new Azure Monitoring Opspacks! Opsview Monitor now provides enhanced ability to discover and monitor Azure resources and business services.
Elasticsearch
Within Opsview, there are several built-in types of service checks which give you flexibility depending on your preferences and the set-up of your...
Alex Burzynski, Chief Architect, on Opsview Monitor 6.0's microservice/messaging architecture
Opsview Monitor 6's microservices monitoring for enterprises and service providers improves scale and automated lifecycle management.
Enabling the proxy to afford Opsview with access to the Kubernetes API.
Learn how to create a Kubernetes cluster with Ansible, then monitor Kubernetes with the new Opsview Kubernetes Opspack.
New Basics Tutorials on Kubernetes.io
Kubernetes’ extraordinary resilience tends to change the emphasis of monitoring from alerting to resource and performance management.
DevOps in Desperation - Did Someone Say Ansible?
A visionary DevOps/SRE culture is busy automating away previously manual tasks and building the next generation of applications on novel, software-...
Xconnect
How Opsview added JIRA notifications on Slack to increase efficiency in the engineering team. 
Avoid Data Disasters with Observability
There’s a lot being said about observability these days. Particularly, a lot being said about the difference between monitoring and observability.
Getting Paid to Sleep
Opsview Product Strategist Bill Bauman & Pre-Sales Engineer Josh Kirkwood lead an interactive discussion and
Simplify memory and disk utilization monitoring in AWS
How to improve your AWS EC2 memory monitoring. Since AWS CloudWatch does not have access to your OS, some monitoring metrics may be missing,...
High Availability (HA) and Disaster Recovery (DR)
System and application monitoring is critical to the success of a well-run IT department. During a failure or disaster, it is even more vital. 
Windows Monitoring Tools
By reading our experience using Raspberry Pi as a means of lighting up your monitoring, make sure none of your alerts are ever missed again by anyone...
Monitoring Azure
Opsview comes with 23 Azure Opspacks to quickly get your company monitoring your Azure infrastructure and applications.
Cloud Monitoring
Amazon Web Services is one of the fastest growing technologies being used by businesses to scale their infrastructure quickly and efficiently.
This webinar takes a look at using
SQL Server Monitoring
A full guide on using InfluxDB as a time series provider for Opsview Monitor and Opsview Cloud.