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Hi everyone, I'm interested in how different teams approach this. Once an application is in production, do you actively monitor incoming traffic patterns, or do you mostly rely on infrastructure and application metrics? For example, if a service suddenly starts using 80% CPU, is it common practice to investigate: Top client IPs User-Agents Most requested endpoints Bots vs. real users Traffic anomalies or spikes Or is that level of traffic analysis only common in larger organizations? If you do monitor it, what does your observability stack look like? Nginx or Traefik access logs, IIS logs, Loki, ELK, OpenSearch, Splunk, Datadog, or something else? I'm trying to understand what's considered standard practice in production environments. submitted by /u/No-Card-2312 [link] [comments]

I've had issues with windows update or M365 update in the past, especially the April (I believe) update which I had to uninstall because it slowed everything down. Last week I rebooted the server on a weekend after running some updates and after a couple of days a single user complained, and by Friday it was everyone having issues with Outlook. I noticed RDS was a bit laggy for me via Screenconnect too. CPU and RAM utilization are at 50%. All updates are applied and all Outlook add-ins removed. I am thinking of uninstalling and reinstalling office but I don't know what other issues our 20 users will have Monday as a result. Can't be worse I guess. Is anyone else having issues like this? not sure what else to do. submitted by /u/LoveBirdNibbles [link] [comments]

I need some advice. I've completed RH124 and RH134. What other Red Hat courses would you recommend that are the most useful for real-world work? I'm taking over the maintenance and administration of our Red Hat servers at work, and I want to keep learning as much as I can so I can do the job well. I'd really appreciate any recommendations based on your experience. submitted by /u/citizoftheworld [link] [comments]

Original Post I’m extremely relieved to share that Google has resolved my billing case and adjusted the unauthorized Gemini API charges. I genuinely want to thank everyone at Google who reviewed the evidence, escalated the case, placed the account on hold while it was being investigated, and helped reach a fair resolution. I also appreciate everyone in this community who offered advice, shared similar experiences, and encouraged me to keep escalating instead of giving up. I also want to personally thank the Firebase team member who saw my Reddit post, reached out to me directly, and helped escalate the issue internally. That outreach made a huge difference and made me feel like someone at Google was genuinely listening. Thank you to the Google Cloud support, billing, and Firebase teams. This resolution removed an enormous financial and emotional burden, and I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who helped. 🙏 submitted by /u/No-Setting8925 [link] [comments]

​ I'm currently working as an Azure Administrator Trainee at a service-based company. I'll be graduating from the trainee program in about 2 months. From what I've seen, the salary after graduation is typically around ₹30k–40k/month (₹3.6–4.8 LPA), with ₹45k/month being a rare case. That's one of the reasons I'm planning my next move early. My day-to-day work includes: - Managing Azure VMs, backups, snapshots, and storage. - Administering Azure App Registrations, Enterprise Applications, SSO, API permissions, and Service Principals. - Managing application secrets, certificates, and authentication across Azure environments. - Azure cost optimization through resource right-sizing and decommissioning unused resources. - Creating Azure capacity, availability, and performance reports for stakeholders. - Worked on an Azure Application Gateway V1 → V2 migration, validating dependencies and ensuring a smooth cutover with minimal downtime. Currently, I want to focus on Azure DevOps, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions, CI/CD, and automation using PowerShell/Python. My long-term goal is to transition into Cloud/DevOps Engineering, and I'd like my next switch to be around ₹12–15 LPA. I'd love some honest feedback: - Is ₹12–15 LPA a realistic target within the next 1–2 years? - Should I stay in Azure Administration or move towards DevOps as soon as possible? - What type of companies should I target product-based, startups, cloud consulting firms, or larger MNCs? - Which roles should I be applying for: Azure Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Platform Engineer, or something else? - What skills would make the biggest difference in getting there? I'd really appreciate advice from people who've made a similar transition or are currently hiring for cloud/DevOps roles. Thanks! submitted by /u/Rajjzz_FixxooXD [link] [comments]

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Built this after wanting something lightweight that mirrors what Defender for Cloud checks, without needing to pay for it. It audits your Azure subscription from the CLI and surfaces misconfigurations across: - RBAC (Owner/Contributor assigned too broadly) - Network (RDP/SSH exposed, open NSG rules) - Storage (public blob access, HTTP allowed, weak TLS) - Identity (users without MFA, guest accounts) - Compute (VMs with public IPs, missing endpoint protection) - Encryption (Key Vault exposure, missing soft delete) - Monitoring (Defender for Cloud not enabled, no activity logs) Works with az login or a service principal. Outputs a Rich terminal table + JSON report. GitHub: https://github.com/neelkotnis/azure-security-auditor Happy to answer questions or take feedback. submitted by /u/Ok-Code4306 [link] [comments]

for startup, what is your recommendation to use for CI/CD, and process automation AWS SAM or AWS CDK. ** this is my first time with AWS** submitted by /u/robbochinni [link] [comments]

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What is everyone pushing to their users to use for screenshots? I am looking for something free but sometimes I can control with ADMX or Reg submitted by /u/EfficiencyUpbeat8354 [link] [comments]