Observability can Help Management of Complex IT Networks
Improving IT infrastructure management with observability is a growing concern for IT leaders as networks become more complex.
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Improving IT infrastructure management with observability is a growing concern for IT leaders as networks become more complex.
This month we’re looking at a spate of cyberattacks in Taiwan following Nancy Pelosi’s visit; the Inflation Reduction Act, which offers tax credits to electric car makers under almost impossible conditions; online censorship in South Asia, and Big Tech’s submissive response; the European Commission’s endless war with Silicon Valley; Russian military intelligence diverting Ukrainian internet and cell networks; and the resignation of an FTC commissioner.
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With the market for tech talent still tight, despite some slowing in hiring from major corporations and smaller start-ups, organizations looking to build out their roster of IT pros should look within.
Allegations from whistleblower “Mudge,” Twitter’s former head of cybersecurity, raise questions about observability, access rights, and the pressures on developers.