by Kristy Slimmer | Sep 17, 2025 | Best Practices, Infrastructure Optimization, IT Observability, Technical Deep Dives
If your automation can’t trust the data it’s acting on, it’s not automation. It’s a guess. That’s why AIX automation monitoring is the foundation for success. Many teams encounter this gap when trying to automate AIX operations. Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform...
by Kristy Slimmer | May 19, 2025 | Best Practices, Infrastructure Optimization
IT Ops Problem Solver Series – Part 2: This article is a summary of a full report in our IT Ops Problem Solver Series. In this series, we’ll tackle the biggest problems facing IT Ops leaders and explore how some of Galileo’s clients are addressing...
by Kristy Slimmer | Jun 18, 2024 | Best Practices, Infrastructure Optimization
For decades, many of the world’s top enterprises have trusted IBM® Power® Systems to run their mission-critical applications. IBM’s proprietary Unix operating system, AIX®, is widely used in enterprise IT environments for its reliability, availability, and...
by Kristy Slimmer | Jun 4, 2024 | Infrastructure Migrations, Infrastructure Optimization, Technical Deep Dives
Introduction: Migrating AIX to Linux Today, everyone lives in a hybrid, multi-cloud world. The combination of continuously changing business drivers and complex, heterogeneous tech stacks means that virtually every organization has production workloads on-prem, in...
by Galileo Team | Sep 15, 2020 | Infrastructure Optimization, IT Observability
Many of us hate our backup environments. That’s because backups kind of suck, even with a backup product as great as IBM Spectrum Protect. As I said in another post, it’s the thing that everyone needs, but no one cares about, and most definitely can make...
by Galileo Team | Aug 12, 2020 | Infrastructure Optimization, IT Observability
Focus on what matters with instant visibility into the condition of your backup application and detailed analytics to quickly pinpoint where any issues lie. _x000D_ _x000D_ IBM’s backup monster, Spectrum Protect (TSM as we called back in the day), sucks._x000D_ Not...
