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Dynatrace extends automatic and intelligent observability to cloud and Kubernetes logs for smarter automation at scale

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Leveraging cloud-native technologies like Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift in multicloud ecosystems across Amazon Web Services (AWS) , Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) for faster digital transformation introduces a whole host of challenges. The sheer number of used technologies, components, and services in use contributes to the growing complexity of modern cloud environments.

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Software Interrupt Time – ‘si’ Time in top

DZone

CPU consumption in Unix/Linux operating systems is studied using eight different metrics: User CPU time , System CPU time , nice CPU time , Idle CPU time , Waiting CPU time , Hardware Interrupt CPU time , Software Interrupt CPU time , Stolen CPU time. In this article let's study ‘Software Interrupt CPU time’. What Is Software Interrupt CPU Time? To understand the ‘software interrupt time’, one must understand ‘software interrupts’ first.

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Session timeouts in SQL Server Always On Availability Groups

SQL Shack

In this 41st article for SQL Server Always On Availability Groups, we will explore the session timeout configurations for AG replicas. Prerequisites You should follow articles in the series, SQL Server Always On Availability Groups and prepare the following environment. You require a minimum of two-node synchronous commit AG replicas AG replicas must be in […].

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GotW #99 Solution: Postconditions (Difficulty: 7/10)

Sutter's Mill

This special Guru of the Week series focuses on contracts. Postconditions are directly related to assertions (see GotW #97 )… but how, exactly? And since we can already write postconditions using assertions, why would having language support benefit us more for writing postconditions more than for writing (ordinary) assertions? 1. What is a postcondition, and how is it related to an assertion?

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