Will you be at the Velocity Conference in San Jose, June 12-14? The Rundeck team will be in Booth #713 demonstrating Rundeck Pro. Want fewer tickets and more self-service in your Ops organization? Who doesn't? Learn how to get started with Operations as a Service. We'll show you how the Rundeck IT Operations Management platform can make your team more efficient while maintaining security and compliance.
Companies are moving to self-service operations as a way to increase agility by reducing the friction of ticket queues and cross-department dependencies. Actions are moved to be within the reach of those who need them. Calculating the return on investment of self-service operations will always vary from company to company as each business operates in a unique environment.
Don't miss Office Hours with our Rundeck Pro experts. The November session, on November 29, 2017 at 9 am PDT, will focus on Rundeck Pro's log filtering capabilities. Learn how this feature allows you to render the output of your Rundeck jobs to improve readability and make it easier to share important info within your organization.
Operations as a Service is a design pattern that allows an Operations organization to move faster, be more fexible, and lock things down.
On the surface, Operations as a Service appears to be a straightforward concept — turn your operations tasks into automated services that can be consumed on-demand (via GUI, command line, or API) by anyone who needs those operations task performed.
However, when you look deeper, you’ll see that a lot goes into making this straightforward vision a reality.
We're excited to announce new monthly Office Hours with our Rundeck Pro experts. The first session, on October 11, 2017 at 9 am PDT, will focus on Rundeck Pro Cluster. Last month, we launched a new and improved version of Rundeck Pro Cluster that delivers the availability, scalability and management features required for IT Operations in the DevOps and Digital Transformation age.
An article from Cliff Saran at Computer Weekly caught my eye this week. It asserts that many IT Ops personnel are reluctant to use orchestration and automation tools deal with the demands of modern business. Of course, we at Rundeck think orchestration and automation are critical components of an efficient and scalable IT Ops organizations. Read on and let us know what you think about this research.
