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19. 12. 2025 Csaba Remenar NetEye

Optimizing Galera: Safe Backups via Asynchronous Replication

If a database goes down unexpectedly, it causes a domino effect on the systems that depend on it: the web shop won’t load, CRM freezes, and business processes get disrupted. NetEye is no different – if MariaDB fails, we lose access to WebUI, logins, Grafana dashboards, Assets management, and all other related functions. That’s why…

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19. 12. 2025 Giuseppe Di Garbo Atlassian, Service Management

Jira Service Management Customer Detail Fields: A Practical Use Case

In this post I want to share a real use case I recently worked on with a client using Jira Service Management. The requirement was simple to explain, but not that trivial to implement properly: they wanted to report on tickets by DepartmentNumber for their internal users (the same department structure already defined in Active…

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19. 12. 2025 Charles Callaway Documentation

A Complete, Mobile, and Quick-Setup Video Recording Platform

If you make a lot of videos, and you don’t have a single dedicated space where you can keep all of your gear permanently set up, connected and oriented properly, you most likely spend a lot of time setting up and tearing down before and after a shoot. Of course, “a lot of time” is…

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19. 12. 2025 Beatrice Dall'Omo SATAYO

Automating Report Sharing with Microsoft Graph API

When periodic reports need to be shared in dedicated spaces, managing documents manually can quickly become a significant burden. Every reporting cycle involves generating and uploading files to multiple SharePoint folders, a time-consuming process that’s also prone to human error. The main challenge lies in handling SharePoint tasks manually, which affects efficiency, consistency, and makes…

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19. 12. 2025 Francesco Belacca Microsoft

The New .slnx Format for dotnet Solutions

.sln Is Dead, Long Live .slnx: Why This Tiny Change Matters for Your Pipelines Some months ago here I used file-based apps and dotnet run app.cs as an excuse to question when C# might realistically replace PowerShell in day-to-day operations. This time the trigger is less flashy, but just as impactful: the new .slnx solution…

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18. 12. 2025 Elena Valgoi AI, Atlassian, Events, Knowledge Management, Service Management

Atlassian: Feature Focus

December 2025: What’s New from Atlassian As we wrap up 2025, the Atlassian ecosystem is undergoing a massive transformation! 🚀 From groundbreaking new features to updates designed to streamline every workflow, the latest news is officially here, promising to empower teams with even greater agility and collaborative power. If you haven’t had the time to…

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18. 12. 2025 Marco Berlanda Development, Front-end, UI, Vue

API Contracts Don’t Protect Vue 3 Frontends… Integration Tests Do

In a previous article, we looked at Vue 3 reactivity and how something elegant and powerful can occasionally work against us. This time, we move slightly higher in the stack and focus on a different illusion, one that is deeply rooted in modern frontend and backend collaboration. The idea that an API contract that passes…

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18. 12. 2025 Gabriele Bocchi Automation, Development, NetEye

From Patch to Package: How a Small Fix Becomes a Trusted RPM

At first glance, rebuilding an RPM may sound like a purely mechanical task: take a patch, rebuild the package, ship it. In reality, that small fix goes through a much longer journey that touches reliability, security, trust, and long-term maintainability. In this article, we’ll walk through what really happens when a tiny upstream patch needs…

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17. 12. 2025 Matteo Cipolletta NetEye

Enabling Self-Service InfluxDB Metrics Migration

Moving time-series data between two NetEye systems is a common, but often underestimated, challenge. Whether driven by infrastructure migrations, platform refactoring, customer onboarding/offboarding, or environment consolidation, the need to relocate InfluxDB metrics reliably and selectively comes up again and again. We created this repository to address that need from a high-level, operational perspective: enabling self-service…

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17. 12. 2025 Mattia Codato Development, DevOps, Kubernetes

A K3s Cluster Based on Raspberry Pi’s – The Hardware Adventure

When I got back from my last trip to Japan, I quickly bumped into a small but annoying problem: I had finally reached my free storage limit on Google Photos. Instead of just buying more space for a few euros a year, I saw it as the perfect excuse to try something I’ve been considering…

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17. 12. 2025 William Calliari Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.44 and 4.45

Fix for memory corruption in icinga2 We solved an issue that affected icinga2. If the cleanup of the http sessions in the execute-script endpoint ran during a request, the re-balance in the internal datastructure would corrupt the requests memory, resulting in erroneous behaviors or crashes of icinga2. List of updated packages To solve the issues…

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16. 12. 2025 Davide Sbetti Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.45

Fix El Proxy Kibana plugin activity We solved an issue that affected the El Proxy Kibana plugin which, in case many Fleet agent policies were associated with an integration, caused a large number of index template updates, possibly resulting in a temporary cluster slowdown. List of updated packages To solve the issues mentioned above, the…

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15. 12. 2025 Fabiana Pittalis Atlassian

Jira Forms vs JSM Forms: The Magic of Forms

When people talk about “Forms” in the Atlassian ecosystem, things can get confusing fast because Jira offers two types of forms, and though they look similar, they work very differently. Here’s the real difference, explained clearly. JSM Forms: The Magic Portal for Your Users JSM Forms are forms that appear on the Jira Service Management…

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15. 12. 2025 Daniel Degasperi Blue Team, Log-SIEM, SEC4U

Hunting Silent Kerberoasting: Detecting RC4 TGS Floods with Elastic

Introduction Kerberoasting remains one of the most popular techniques for attackers attempting to escalate privileges inside a Windows domain. By requesting service tickets (TGS – Ticket Granting Service) encrypted with weak algorithms, an attacker can extract hashes and crack them offline to recover service account passwords. It should be mentioned that a Kerberos ticket request…

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15. 12. 2025 Reinhold Trocker Log Management, Log-SIEM

Strange Query Results in Kibana: Understanding the Behavior of event.original and Similar Fields

While working with Kibana, we recently encountered a puzzling situation: queries involving the field event.original returned unexpected results. Let’s break down what happened, why it occurs, and how to identify other fields with similar behavior. The observed “strange behavior“ In fact, everything seems normal here: Now let’s assume you just want to see the documents…

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