How to simplify the monitoring of multi-cloud environments

Five steps to DevOps success are: 1) have complete business transaction visibility to expedite fixing app performance issues; 2) ensure readiness for exceptional customer experience in pre-production; 3) effectively collaborate across Dev, Ops, and Business teams; 4) reduce costs and risks through automated change management; and 5) unlock actionable business insights with application analytics. The document discusses each of these steps in more detail and emphasizes using application intelligence to enable collaboration and speed while maintaining quality and customer experience.

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This document discusses the benefits of transforming to a hybrid infrastructure. It argues that IT must become value creators by both containing costs and creating new services. It states that organizations should define their "right mix" of traditional IT, private cloud, and public cloud to accelerate app and service delivery. It outlines how Hewlett Packard Enterprise can help organizations define, power, and optimize their hybrid infrastructure through advisory services, application transformation, private and public cloud offerings, automation solutions, and managed services. The goal is to become a broker of services to enable continuous value creation.

Application architectures have become more distributed, heterogeneous, and reliant on supporting infrastructure tiers. In 2018, we are seeing customers beginning to realize they need to expand their application performance monitoring (APM) capabilities to provide visibility of these supporting IT infrastructure components. Application managers and IT teams are realizing that they need contextual visibility into how an infrastructure problem affects application performance, and seek APM solutions that can cross-correlate code-level and transaction-level performance with the health of the supporting physical, virtual, container and cloud infrastructures. Watch this on-demand webinar and learn why this cross-correlation is so important and what's required to achieve it: • Why monitoring applications in isolation will not be enough to monitor digital business service performance • What's required for the enterprise to achieve total performance visibility • How you can build an incremental plan for achieving transparency in digital service performance monitoring

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The document discusses how CollabNet's TeamForge platform can help organizations scale agile practices across teams. It provides an overview of Kevin Hancock, a senior director at CollabNet, and how agile practices require more collaboration as they are implemented across larger organizations and teams. The document then summarizes CollabNet's blueprint for implementing agile at scale through their TeamForge platform, which provides tools for code management, tracking, reporting and collaboration to support distributed agile teams.

The document discusses how digital transformation (DX) of a company's LAN infrastructure can be achieved through a Network as a Service (NaaS) model. Some key benefits of the NaaS model include minimizing costs and complexity, ensuring network uptime, future-proofing the network, and gaining insights through analytics. The document provides examples of how NaaS can enhance security, visibility, and support compliance for a large company. It emphasizes that a successful DX journey requires more than just technology changes, including executive alignment, dedicated teams, and clear change management.