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Incident management software can improve root cause analysis (RCA) by storing all data (logs, alerts, communication) in one place. This saves time and allows for faster identification of root causes through automatic data analysis. Traditional RCA methods are manual and slow, with scattered information and inconsistent results. The article recommends Squadcast, an incident management solution with built-in RCA features like collaboration tools, actionable reports, and a searchable RCA repository.

This article offers a comparison of two leading data analytics platforms: Sumo Logic and Splunk. It highlights the key factors to consider when choosing between these two options, including: functionality, scalability, deployment, security, cost, and licensing.

In essence, Splunk is suited for businesses with complex data needs and a preference for customization, while Sumo Logic caters more towards cloud-based log management and real-time data processing. The final decision depends on your specific requirements and budget.

Choosing a database is hard, however, maintaining it afterward is even harder. In this post, we talk about elements to focus on, tooling, monitoring, and other aspects of keeping the database up and running.

Databases are complex beasts. They have options for various areas like memory usage, backups, write-ahead-logs, monitoring, replication, and many more. Installing a database is just the beginning, we need to configure it accordingly later on to match our needs. In this blog post we cover the most important settings you should use.