Atlassian integrates Opsgenie with Jira and Confluence

Modern Infrastructure Digest News and advice for creating tomorrow's data center | April 18, 2019 FEATURED STORY Atlassian stitches Opsgenie into its portfolio By Beth Pariseau, Senior News Writer Opsgenie integrations with Atlassian's Jira and Confluence unify its toolchain for software delivery, deployment and troubleshooting. But not every user prefers a one-stop shop for incident management. (SearchITOperations.com) Advertisement NEWS   Kroger puts Google Cloud in its cart for search Supermarket giant Kroger moved its customer-facing search engine onto Google Cloud Platform. Despite a learning curve, the right talent, careful planning and Google's acumen for search and machine learning made the cloud migration project a success. (SearchCloudComputing.com)   MemVerge rolls dice on Intel Optane-based DIMM storage MemVerge's converged storage and memory appliance has combined DRAM, Intel Optane DC persistent memory modules and traditional SSDs. This is a risky strategy, but could pay off if Optane DC persistent memory catches on. (SearchStorage.com) EXPERT ADVICE   How service mesh fits into networks, container ops Service mesh technologies can provide request routing, authentication and even health checks. But IT organizations that handle container and microservices deployments should consider whether it will decrease or increase communications complexity. (SearchITOperations.com)   3 open source code options for virtualization Dive into open source virtualization software such as VirtualBox, KVM or QEMU. These tools offer the benefits of open source, such as low cost and frequent updates, and make it easy to run all types of architectures for your VMs. (SearchDataCenter.com)   Windows and Hyper-V container management made easy You can use many tools to manage Windows and Hyper-V containers, including Docker and PowerShell. Thoroughly review all of the options available to you to figure out which tool is best suited to your needs. (SearchServerVirtualization.com)   How do I back up an ESXi host with the command line? Command-line backup and restoration are essential skills for workload protection. Here's how you can use vSphere CLI or PowerCLI to back up, configure and recover an ESXi host. (SearchVMware.com) About This E-Newsletter This e-newsletter is published the TechTarget network. To unsubscribe from Modern Infrastructure Digest, click here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget Data Center and Virtualization Media Group, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2016 TechTarget. All rights reserved.