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A Fortune 100 retailer's observability costs were growing 3x faster than their infrastructure. Multiple vendor agents created duplicate telemetry, and engineering teams had no visibility into what was driving the bill.

  • 40% reduction in annual observability spend
  • Consolidated from 4 vendor agents to 1 OTEL pipeline
  • Real-time cost attribution per team and service
  • Zero gaps in critical alerting coverage
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Nutanix Gave Its Legacy APIs Until 2027. Spend the Extra Time Wisely.

Nutanix Gave Its Legacy APIs Until 2027. Spend the Extra Time Wisely.

Nutanix has revised its end-of-life bulletin for the legacy Prism APIs (v0.8, v1, v2 and v3): the releases targeted for Q2 2027 are the last to include them, and removal begins in phases with the Q4 2027 release. What the bulletin says, why moving to v4 is more than a version number, how to find everything in your environment that still depends on the old APIs, and where the Nutanix Plug-in for Grafana stands.

Old Favorites, New Tricks: MySQL Monitoring After MEM

Old Favorites, New Tricks: MySQL Monitoring After MEM

The MySQL Plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager has been generally available since October 23, 2026. This post sets the GA release against the two products it follows: MySQL Enterprise Monitor, which reached end of life in January 2025, and Oracle's own Enterprise Manager plug-in for MySQL, which now carries a deprecation notice. What came back from MEM (backup monitoring, a full advisor catalog, a version end-of-life check), what it adds to Oracle's plug-in (query history, a disaster-recovery verdict for InnoDB ClusterSet), what is new, and how to run both plug-ins side by side while you move.

You Moved SQL Server to Linux. Why Is Your Monitoring Still on Windows?

You Moved SQL Server to Linux. Why Is Your Monitoring Still on Windows?

Most SQL Server monitoring still reaches for Windows to do its job: WMI for host metrics, a Windows agent to run the collection, a domain account to authenticate it. The SQL Server Plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager collects all 78 of its metric groups with T-SQL from a Linux agent over port 1433. How host metrics come from SQL Server's own views, how availability groups behave under Pacemaker, and what works differently on Linux.

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