Manage your business processes more efficiently, increase productivity, and promote collaboration between departments.
Holistically and automatically monitor and manage your entire IT environment to get everything under control in less time.
Improve the efficiency, reliability and quality of IT services with a solution that satisfies both users and customers!
Protect corporate data from external threats by exploiting the defensive and offensive point of view of security experts.
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Discover the courses dedicated to deepening your knowledge of the various NetEye modules, IT security, training new IT administrators, and the Dynamics 365 platform.
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3 days (12 hours)
Theory, guided practical exercises, and hands-on troubleshooting use cases
Developers, application stakeholders, system administrators, and anyone involved in application monitoring and analysis
Elastic Observability in NetEye, including logs, metrics, traces, APM, infrastructure monitoring, synthetic monitoring, and Service Level Objectives
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of the Elastic Stack and Kibana. Participants should be able to interpret JSON documents, indices, mappings, and data streams; use basic filters and searches in Kibana; and have a general understanding of log collection and analysis.
In addition, participants are expected to have a basic understanding of:
networking;
Linux and Windows systems;
processes and threads;
CPU and memory usage;
the general architecture and operation of a web application, including the frontend, backend, and database.
Experience with Docker and running containers is beneficial.
Advanced knowledge of OpenTelemetry, APM, SLOs, Machine Learning, or Synthetic Monitoring is not required. These topics will be introduced and applied during the course.
Experience with application deployment or administration;
the ability to read code in at least one of the following programming languages: Python, Java, Node.js, or Go;
knowledge of APIs, database queries, and background jobs;
familiarity with the three core observability signals: logs, metrics, and traces;
a basic understanding of CI/CD concepts and processes.