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Data Council Austin – Live – March 28-30, 2023
Finally, we round out a busy month witha. sponsorship booth at Data Council Austin for 3 days! If you are in the area – come by and say hello – we’d love…
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SRECON Americas, Santa Clara 2023 – Live – March 21-22, 2023
We’re super excited to be a Sponsor of SRECON in Santa Clara. Visit booth K7 – say hello to the team and get demos and giveaways!
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DevOpsDays Salt Lake City 2023 – Live – March 14-15, 2023
We’re super excited to be a sponsor of DevOpsDays SLC this year. Come stop by our booth and say hi. If you want to get started in your CloudOps Automation journey, Doug…
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Python 2023 – Virtual – March 9, 2023
Our virtual conference this month is Python2023. Doug Sillars is giving a talk: Automate your CloudOps and Spend Less Time Doing Operations It is already recorded and submitted, and it’s really good. …
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March 2023: Meet the unSkript team this month
This month looks to be a busy month for the unSkript team. We’ve got a number of events planned around the USA (and a few virtual too!), and we’d love to meet…
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Building Automated Charts to your RunBooks: Visualize the TTR for your team
At unSkript, our goal is build tooling that helps your CloudOps team reduce their manual toil, and make it easier for your team to automate the things we should be automating. In… -
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DeveloperWeek Oakland – Live – February 15-17, 2023
We started the year with a sponsorship and booth at Developerweek 2023 in Oakland for 2 days! If you are in the area – come by and say hello – we’d love…
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AWS Service Quotas, or AWS has a LOT of Services!
In our recent post, we unveiled unSkript Actions that can query AWS Service Quotas. Service quotas are limits imposed by AWS on how many times a certain AWS feature can be used. …
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KubeCon | CloudNativeCon North America 2022 Detroit – Live – October 24-28, 2022
We started the year with a sponsorship and booth at KubeCon | CloudNativeCon North America 2022 in Detroit for 4 days! If you are in the area – come by and say…
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Part 3 – Proactive Diagnostics and Remediation for Platform Reliability and Incident Response
In our first post we answered how you can start or improve your incident response using runbook automation in your organization. The second post gives you a framework for evaluating processes…
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Part 2 — Best Practices for Modern Incident Response: Why Monitoring, Alerting and Remediation are Not Enough
This second post in a 3-part series specifically looks into the ways leading organizations handle incident response today. In our first post we answered how you can start or improve your incident response using… -
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Part 1 — What is Incident Response, how does it work, and what do the best do?
This is the first in a three-part series designed to help you start or improve your incident response and runbook automation in your organization. Goals are to give you an unbiased framework… -
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DevOpsDays Dallas – Live – August 24-25, 2022
We started the year with a sponsorship and booth at DevOpsDays Dallas 2022 in Plano for 2 days! If you are in the area – come by and say hello – we’d…
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Have you ever: Built a Service Health Check
Most of the tech giants including companies like Amazon, Netflix, started to build their systems using a monolithic architecturebecause back in the time it was much faster to set up a monolith…
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Three Critical Capabilities for Intelligent Automation of Incident Response
In my last blog, we looked at the various challenges impacting incident response and why its mostly a manual process. It’s time to look at what it takes to introduce automation into incident…
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Why is incident response such a manual process?
Tell tale signs that you need to take a close look at your MTTR In today’s agile world, service reliability can be directly correlated with customer satisfaction and successful business outcomes. However,…
