Why Monitoring and Logging are Important in DevOps Monitoring and logging are essential practices in DevOps that help ensure the reliability, performance, and security of software applications and systems. Here’s an overview of these two practices: 1. Monitoring: Monitoring is the process of continuously tracking the health and performance of a system, application, or service. In DevOps, monitoring is crucial for detecting issues and errors in real-time, enabling teams to take proactive measures to prevent or mitigate potential problems. Some common types of monitoring in DevOps include: · Infrastructure monitoring: This involves monitoring the physical and virtual resources that support the application,…
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Python Training is Essential for Big Data Python, developed by Guido van Rossum in the late 1980s, is a general purpose, high-level programming language that emphasizes on code readability & simple syntax. Let us look at how Python gets along with Big Data! Need of Python: As we have already discussed above that the Python is a more powerful language in the present scenario, which offers great tools for data crunching and preparation, as well as for complex scientific data analysis and modeling. It has a great feature and enriched collection of libraries with itself. In addition, with this it is also…
Exciting times in the programming world as we witness the introduction of MOJO, a new programming language designed by Modular, the same team that created the elegant Swift language. As we know, Python has been the go-to language for AI and machine learning applications, primarily due to its simplicity and the abundance of libraries developed over time. But MOJO has been specifically created to address the needs of these rapidly evolving fields. Here’s why MOJO is so thrilling: Performance & Efficiency: MOJO promises to offer better performance than C++, known for its impressive speed, while boasting memory management similar to Rust,…
There are a lot of really cool things you can do with 360° images in e-learning. You can see some examples here. However, I’ve chatted with a lot of people and the single biggest challenge for them is getting usable images. In most cases, 360° image interactions are exploratory and based on real-world context. In those case, stock imagery doesn’t work. This requires that the course author have a camera or other means to craft the images. However, it doesn’t mean you can’t create an interaction using stock 360° images. Here is a cool site that creates stock 360° images…
Every June, our social media and the websites we visit become a little more colorful. Lots of companies change their logos to honor International Pride Month. And many of them take other initiatives, too, like sharing a motivational story or celebrating along with the LGBTQI+ community. While these actions are a great way to show support, there’s always room for improvement. Companies can take additional steps throughout the year to foster a more inclusive and welcoming environment for their LGBTQI+ employees and customers. The power of word of mouth Changing a corporate logo to match the pride flag colors seems…
Whether you have a small or a larger sales team, chances are your salespeople are not on the same level. For instance, some of your team members may have just completed their onboarding training and are now getting familiar with the company’s product, tools, and processes. Meanwhile, others are already experienced in reaching out to customers and feel more confident with their quotas. Regardless of where your salespeople are standing, they’re likely overwhelmed with their everyday tasks and, therefore, neglect to grow their selling skills. In this article, we’ll focus on some practical and essential selling skills to include in…
Many e-learning developers create multiple courses, but these courses are often very similar in content. Instead of building different courses, they are essentially building the same course repeatedly. A job seeker expressed their desire to move away from creating basic click-and-read e-learning content and work on courses that have a more significant impact. However, they were unsure of which organizations are producing these types of courses and where to look. The main question then becomes: where can you find the best e-learning courses? I have some brief thoughts on this matter, and I am interested in hearing your opinions. The Best…
It’s 10 o’clock on a Monday morning. You should be in a strategic planning meeting discussing your five-year roadmap, reviewing progress, and adjusting milestones. But instead, you’re locked in a fraught one-to-one with your Sales/Marketing/Support/Customer Service lead. When you launched the company a few years ago, having one person cover all of these roles made sense. It was also the only option financially. But now it’s become too much for them. And for you. Their stress levels are high. And, trying to run the company, while also firefighting day-to-day operations, so are yours. You need to hire someone to take…
From team happy hours to industry networking opportunities, people are itching to get back to interacting in person. Corporate offline events put on hold during the pandemic are making a comeback. And with them comes a new dilemma: Should we encourage more in-person events or embrace the new flexible work-from-anywhere mentality? Let’s take a look at how companies can find the right balance between encouraging in-person events and supporting a flexible work culture. We’ll share some offline event examples to help you plan for success. Why companies need to find a good balance between encouraging in-person events and supporting flexible…
It’s really hard to just sit down and study. You’ve been there before. For example, in high school, there was always a class that bored you, and you would daydream instead of watching the teacher or doing your homework. Or in college, it was almost always impossible to focus on the material for an upcoming exam–all of a sudden, it was time to get some coffee, dust under the bed, have lunch, or simply wonder, “Why do I have to learn all this anyway?”, “What’s the point in life?” and so on. During one of his lectures, the famous psychology…