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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/view-administrator-activity-in-the-cloud-office-control-panel All administrator activity is logged. This includes control panel logins, administrator changes, mailbox adjustments, and mailbox logins. Administrator logs are available in the control panel for the past six months. Prerequisites Applies to: Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: Approximately 5 minutes Tools required: Cloud Office Control Panel access To review the administrator activity logs, log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel and perform the following steps: At the top right-hand corner of the page, click your account number and select Audit Logs . At the top right-hand corner of the page, click your account number and select Audit Logs . Filter by date, control panel area, or action. Filter by date, control panel area, or action. Click Export List (.csv) to export the administrator activity report as an Excel®-compatible Comma Separated Values(CSV) file. Click Export List (.csv) to export the administrator activity report as an Excel®-compatible Comma Separated Values(CSV) file. Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/view-administrator-activity-in-the-cloud-office-control-panel All administrator activity is logged. This includes control panel logins, administrator changes, mailbox adjustments, and mailbox logins. Administrator logs are available in the control panel for the past six months. Prerequisites Applies to: Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: Approximately 5 minutes Tools required: Cloud Office Control Panel access To review the administrator activity logs, log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel and perform the following steps: At the top right-hand corner of the page, click your account number and select Audit Logs . At the top right-hand corner of the page, click your account number and select Audit Logs . Filter by date, control panel area, or action. Filter by date, control panel area, or action. Click Export List (.csv) to export the administrator activity report as an Excel®-compatible Comma Separated Values(CSV) file. Click Export List (.csv) to export the administrator activity report as an Excel®-compatible Comma Separated Values(CSV) file. Updated 5 days ago


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/amazon-web-services This Product Guide provides a detailed look at how Rackspace delivers our Fanatical Support for AWS offering. It covers core concepts (such as the AWS account structure , and Rackspace features ) and advanced concepts (such as providing access requests to instances through Rackspace Passport and accessing audit logs through Rackspace Logbook ). For general information on the offering, visit https://www.rackspace.com/aws . To sign up, visit contact us . Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/amazon-web-services This Product Guide provides a detailed look at how Rackspace delivers our Fanatical Support for AWS offering. It covers core concepts (such as the AWS account structure , and Rackspace features ) and advanced concepts (such as providing access requests to instances through Rackspace Passport and accessing audit logs through Rackspace Logbook ). For general information on the offering, visit https://www.rackspace.com/aws . To sign up, visit contact us . Updated 5 days ago


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Input: , click Products > Shirts. Review the list of available shirts. Select a shirt and click Add to Cart. To begin the purchasing process, click Cart. Click Checkout. After you provide the detailed steps to Rackspace, Rackspace creates a NodeJS script that includes the steps you have documented. The following NodeJS example includes the steps identified above: You can sign off on the script before Rackspace deploys it. After you approve, Rackspace tunes the script to remove popup messages. Rackspace is responsible for the ongoing maintenance of the script. As you make changes to the user interface of your site, ensure that you coordinate with Rackspace so that Rackspace updates your synthetic monitors. Tune Business Transactions Your application monitoring solution relies on you and the RAS team to identify the critical business transactions that you want to monitor. When you come on board as a Rackspace Application Services customer, you can choose to use either Datadog or New Relic as your application performance monitoring tool. Critical business transactions are the set of pages on your site that are more important than others. For example, you might want to receive a notification when the Add to Cart page doesn’t load properly for a customer. Because this page is directly tied to revenue, it’s critical for you to know when it isn’t available. Other important pages include the Login page and the Search Results page. For pages associated with a critical business transaction, the Rackspace Application Services team can: Add custom alert thresholds that monitor page response time and error rates. Add custom alert thresholds that monitor page response time and error rates. When the defined threshold is exceeded, the Rackspace Application Services team automatically receives a ticket, and they consult the runbook for instructions on how to proceed. Configure a custom dashboard that displays business transaction metrics. Document runbooks that outline procedures to follow when responding to custom alerts. To prevent alert fatigue, limit the number of monitored business transactions to 10. As you continue to develop your application and add critical business transactions, ensure that you communicate to the RAS team about the changes you make. Development Best Practices Because applications evolve as your business evolves, your development team is critical for running and maintaining your web applications. To ensure success, approach application development in a structured, systematic fashion. When you plan your application development and deployment strategies, think about your application from a governance perspective. Ensure that the governance plan includes policies for the following DevOps areas: Source control and branch management Development tools (for example, VS, VS Code, and

Output: , click Products > Shirts. Review the list of available shirts. Select a shirt and click Add to Cart. To begin the purchasing process, click Cart. Click Checkout. After you provide the detailed steps to Rackspace, Rackspace creates a NodeJS script that includes the steps you have documented. The following NodeJS example includes the steps identified above: You can sign off on the script before Rackspace deploys it. After you approve, Rackspace tunes the script to remove popup messages. Rackspace is responsible for the ongoing maintenance of the script. As you make changes to the user interface of your site, ensure that you coordinate with Rackspace so that Rackspace updates your synthetic monitors. Tune Business Transactions Your application monitoring solution relies on you and the RAS team to identify the critical business transactions that you want to monitor. When you come on board as a Rackspace Application Services customer, you can choose to use either Datadog or New Relic as your application performance monitoring tool. Critical business transactions are the set of pages on your site that are more important than others. For example, you might want to receive a notification when the Add to Cart page doesn’t load properly


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/sitecore-cloud-portals-and-account-management When you use Sitecore Managed Cloud, you are given a fully customizable dedicated environment designed by experts at Sitecore and Rackspace that enables you to focus on producing the best web content for your application or website. While Rackspace manages your Sitecore environment, access to three portals gives you more control and direction over your Sitecore environment and website. MyRackspace Portal : Contains your credentials for logging in to the Azure and Sitecore portals. MyRackspace Portal : Contains your credentials for logging in to the Azure and Sitecore portals. Azure portal : Manages your Sitecore environment. Azure portal : Manages your Sitecore environment. Sitecore Cloud content management site : Manages the content of your Webapp. Sitecore Cloud content management site : Manages the content of your Webapp. Get Your Login Credentials The MyRackspace Portal provides the login credentials for both the Azure and Sitecore portals. While these credentials are sent through a link to the MyRackspace Portal in the Welcome email received at deployment, you can also find the credentials inside a support ticket in the MyRackspace Portal. To find this ticket: Log in to the MyRackspace Portal . Log in to the MyRackspace Portal . In the top navigation bar, click Tickets . A list displays your currently open tickets, and you can change the filter to view your closed tickets. Each ticket entry displays the name, the date it was last updated, the ticket status, and the ticket ID number. Azure and Sitecore portal credentials are located in the first ticket opened on the account. In the top navigation bar, click Tickets . A list displays your currently open tickets, and you can change the filter to view your closed tickets. Each ticket entry displays the name, the date it was last updated, the ticket status, and the ticket ID number. Azure and Sitecore portal credentials are located in the first ticket opened on the account. Azure Portal Sitecore runs on Windows .NET services, hosted on Azure Web Apps. Therefore, all Sitecore Managed Cloud environments use Azure credentials to make changes to a Sitecore environment. Through the Azure portal, you can perform the following tasks: Get the URL to your Sitecore content management website (for example, https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/ ). You need this URL to log in to Sitecore. Reset deployment

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/sitecore-cloud-portals-and-account-management When you use Sitecore Managed Cloud, you are given a fully customizable dedicated environment designed by experts at Sitecore and Rackspace that enables you to focus on producing the best web content for your application or website. While Rackspace manages your Sitecore environment, access to three portals gives you more control and direction over your Sitecore environment and website. MyRackspace Portal : Contains your credentials for logging in to the Azure and Sitecore portals. MyRackspace Portal : Contains your credentials for logging in to the Azure and Sitecore portals. Azure portal : Manages your Sitecore environment. Azure portal : Manages your Sitecore environment. Sitecore Cloud content management site : Manages the content of your Webapp. Sitecore Cloud content management site : Manages the content of your Webapp. Get Your Login Credentials The MyRackspace Portal provides the login credentials for both the Azure and Sitecore portals. While these credentials are sent through a link to the MyRackspace Portal in the Welcome email received at deployment, you can also find the credentials inside a support ticket in the MyRackspace Portal. To find this ticket: Log in to the MyRackspace Portal . Log in to the MyRackspace Portal . In the


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/reference/monitoring-api-reference Learn about the available Rackspace Monitoring API resources and operations, and see request and response examples. Note You can also perform operations by using the Rackspace Monitoring client Cloud Control Panel . Account Get account information Update properties on an account Get Limits Get audit information Get account information Update properties on an account Get Limits Get audit information Entities Create an entity List entities for an account Get an entity by ID Update an entity by ID Delete entity by ID Create an entity List entities for an account Get an entity by ID Update an entity by ID Delete entity by ID Check types List check types Get a check type by ID List check types Get a check type by ID Monitoring zones List monitoring zones Get monitoring zone by ID Perform a traceroute from a monitoring zone Create a private monitoring zone Update a private monitor zone by ID Delete a private monitoring zone by ID List monitoring zones Get monitoring zone by ID Perform a traceroute from a monitoring zone Create a private monitoring zone Update a private monitor zone by ID Delete a private monitoring zone by ID Checks Create a check Test a check Test a check with debug Test an existing check List checks for an entity Get a check by ID Update a check by ID Delete a check by ID Create a check Test a check Test a check with debug Test an existing check List checks for an entity Get a check by ID Update a check by ID Delete a check by ID Metrics Cumulative and instantaneous metrics Data granularity Data point expiration Metrics API operations List metrics by check ID Get data points by metric name Cumulative and instantaneous metrics Data granularity Data point expiration Metrics API operations List metrics by check ID Get data points by metric name Notification types Email notification type Webhook notification type PagerDuty notification type SMS notification type VictorOps notification type Notification types API operations Get a notification type by ID Email notification type Webhook notification type PagerDuty notification type SMS notification type VictorOps notification type Notification types API operations Get a notification type by ID Notifications Create a notification Test a notification List notifications Test an existing notification Update a notification Delete a notification Create a notification Test a notification List notifications Test an existing notification Update a notification Delete a notification Notification plans Create a notification plan List notification plans Get a notification plan by ID Update a notification plan by ID Delete a notification plan Create a notification plan List notification plans Get a notification plan by ID Update a notification plan by ID Delete a notification plan Alarms Create an alarm Test an alarm List alarms Get alarm by ID Update alarm by

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/reference/monitoring-api-reference Learn about the available Rackspace Monitoring API resources and operations, and see request and response examples. Note You can also perform operations by using the Rackspace Monitoring client Cloud Control Panel . Account Get account information Update properties on an account Get Limits Get audit information Get account information Update properties on an account Get Limits Get audit information Entities Create an entity List entities for an account Get an entity by ID Update an entity by ID Delete entity by ID Create an entity List entities for an account Get an entity by ID Update an entity by ID Delete entity by ID Check types List check types Get a check type by ID List check types Get a check type by ID Monitoring zones List monitoring zones Get monitoring zone by ID Perform a traceroute from a monitoring zone Create a private monitoring zone Update a private monitor zone by ID Delete a private monitoring zone by ID List monitoring zones Get monitoring zone by ID Perform a traceroute from a monitoring zone Create a private monitoring zone Update a private monitor zone by ID Delete a private monitoring zone by ID Checks Create a check


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/amr-troubleshooting If you are having trouble setting up webhooks or configuring your monitoring tools to connect to Watchman, perform the following troubleshooting steps: Confirm with your support team that the AWS account, Azure subscription, or GCP project has the AMR service offering. Third-party sources are supported only for AMR. In the third-party tool, ensure that the webhook is configured properly and using the right AWS account number, Azure subscription ID, or GCP project name in the URL. Isolate the issue by changing the source system to use an email address or alternative alerting system such as SMS or Pager Duty. If that works, the issue is with the webhook integration and the Rackspace engineering team can help you resolve the problem. Create a sample alert by using the samples provided in Configure your monitoring tool . If you have another question or are having issues with the setup process, open a ticket with your support team. Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/amr-troubleshooting If you are having trouble setting up webhooks or configuring your monitoring tools to connect to Watchman, perform the following troubleshooting steps: Confirm with your support team that the AWS account, Azure subscription, or GCP project has the AMR service offering. Third-party sources are supported only for AMR. In the third-party tool, ensure that the webhook is configured properly and using the right AWS account number, Azure subscription ID, or GCP project name in the URL. Isolate the issue by changing the source system to use an email address or alternative alerting system such as SMS or Pager Duty. If that works, the issue is with the webhook integration and the Rackspace engineering team can help you resolve the problem. Create a sample alert by using the samples provided in Configure your monitoring tool . If you have another question or are having issues with the setup process, open a ticket with your support team. Updated 5 days ago


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Input: Accounts section. Enter your Microsoft 365 email address and password when prompted and select Sign in . Enter your Microsoft 365 email address and password when prompted and select Sign in . Note: You can also sign in to your organization's SharePoint® site by entering the corresponding URL in the SharePoint Server URL feature. Upload a file to OneDrive for iOS To upload a file in OneDrive , select the + sign in the top-right corner and choose one of the following options: Scan a file. Scan a file. Upload a file. Upload a file. Take a Photo or Video . Take a Photo or Video . Create Folders . Create Folders . Create Flow . Create Flow . Create document Create document For more information about uploading files to OneDrive for iOS, refer to the following Microsoft Support Article Updated 5 days ago

Output: Accounts section. Enter your Microsoft 365 email address and password when prompted and select Sign in . Enter your Microsoft 365 email address and password when prompted and select Sign in . Note: You can also sign in to your organization's SharePoint® site by entering the corresponding URL in the SharePoint Server URL feature. Upload a file to OneDrive for iOS To upload a file in OneDrive , select the + sign in the top-right corner and choose one of the following options: Scan a file. Scan a file. Upload a file. Upload a file. Take a Photo or Video . Take a Photo or Video . Create Folders . Create Folders . Create Flow . Create Flow . Create document Create document For more information about uploading files to OneDrive for iOS, refer to the following Microsoft Support Article Updated 5 days ago


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Input: more information on why this message could not be delivered The sending server is Blocklisted by Cloudmark. The sender must follow the https://csi.cloudmark.com/reset-request link to request remediation from the Cloudmark Blocklist. The recipient can safelist the sender in the meantime. *5.7.1** ACL dns_rbl; Client host [XX.XX.XX.XX] blocked using sa-ip4tset.blagr.emailsrvr.com=127.22.0.2 Senderscore. Please visit https://senderscore.org/rtbl/ for more information on why this message could not be delivered The sending server is Blocklisted by Senderscore. The sender must follow the https://senderscore.org/rtbl/ link to request remediation from Senderscore's Blocklist. The recipient can safelist the sender in the meantime. *5.7.1** ACL dns_rbl; Client host [XX.XX.XX.XX] blocked using sa-ip4tset.blagr.emailsrvr.com=127.24.0.2 Spamhaus XBL. Please visit https://www.spamhaus.org/lookup/ for more information on why this message could not be delivered The sending server is Blocklisted by the Spamhaus XBL. The sender must follow the https://www.spamhaus.org/lookup/ link to request remediation from the Spamhaus Blocklist. The recipient can safelist the sender in the meantime. *5.7.1** ACL dns_rbl; Client host [XX.XX.XX.XX] blocked using sa-ip4tset.blagr.emailsrvr.com=127.23.0.2 Spamhaus SBL. Please visit https://www.spamhaus.org/lookup/ for more information on why this message could not be delivered The sending server is Blocklisted by the Spamhaus SBL. The sender must follow the https://www.spamhaus.org/lookup/ link to request remediation from the Spamhaus Blocklist. The recipient can safelist the sender in the meantime. *5.7.1** ACL dns_rbl; Client host [XX.XX.XX.XX] blocked using sa-ip4tset.blagr.emails

Output: more information on why this message could not be delivered The sending server is Blocklisted by Cloudmark. The sender must follow the https://csi.cloudmark.com/reset-request link to request remediation from the Cloudmark Blocklist. The recipient can safelist the sender in the meantime. *5.7.1** ACL dns_rbl; Client host [XX.XX.XX.XX] blocked using sa-ip4tset.blagr.emailsrvr.com=127.22.0.2 Senderscore. Please visit https://senderscore.org/rtbl/ for more information on why this message could not be delivered The sending server is Blocklisted by Senderscore. The sender must follow the https://senderscore.org/rtbl/ link to request remediation from Senderscore's Blocklist. The recipient can safelist the sender in the meantime. *5.7.1** ACL dns_rbl; Client host [XX.XX.XX.XX] blocked using sa-ip4tset.blagr.emailsrvr.com=127.24.0.2 Spamhaus XBL. Please visit https://www.spamhaus.org/lookup/ for more information on why this message could not be delivered The sending server is Blocklisted by the Spamhaus XBL. The sender must follow the https://www.spamhaus.org/lookup/ link to request remediation from the Spamhaus Blocklist. The recipient can safelist the sender in the meantime. *5.7.1** ACL dns_rbl; Client host [XX.XX.XX.XX] blocked using sa-ip4tset.blagr.emailsrvr.com=127.23.0.2 Spamhaus SBL. Please visit https://www.spamhaus.org/lookup/ for more information on why this message could not be delivered The sending server is Blocklisted by the Spamhaus SBL. The sender must follow the https://www.spamhaus.org/lookup/ link to request remediation from the Spamhaus Blocklist. The recipient


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Input: Grant Rackspace Technology access to the database A bastion host Remote Management and Monitoring (RMM) Dedicated circuits Database security Setting up your database Data migration Setting up your database Data migration Implementing database monitoring Deploy Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) Deploy Unified Infrastructure Manager (DXIM) Additional monitoring for ADT customers Implementing database monitoring Deploy Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) Deploy Unified Infrastructure Manager (DXIM) Additional monitoring for ADT customers Accessing DBA services reports and health checks Reporting Accessing DBA services reports and health checks Reporting Understanding database backup options Understanding database backup options Requesting a database upgrade Requesting a database upgrade Requesting a database purge or archive Requesting a database purge or archive Understanding DBA services billing Hourly billing Request out-of-scope work View your bill Understanding DBA services billing Hourly billing Request out-of-scope work View your bill Updated 5 days ago

Output: Grant Rackspace Technology access to the database A bastion host Remote Management and Monitoring (RMM) Dedicated circuits Database security Setting up your database Data migration Setting up your database Data migration Implementing database monitoring Deploy Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) Deploy Unified Infrastructure Manager (DXIM) Additional monitoring for ADT customers Implementing database monitoring Deploy Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) Deploy Unified Infrastructure Manager (DXIM) Additional monitoring for ADT customers Accessing DBA services reports and health checks Reporting Accessing DBA services reports and health checks Reporting Understanding database backup options Understanding database backup options Requesting a database upgrade Requesting a database upgrade Requesting a database purge or archive Requesting a database purge or archive Understanding DBA services billing Hourly billing Request out-of-scope work View your bill Understanding DBA services billing Hourly billing Request out-of-scope work View your bill Updated 5 days ago


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/best-practices-for-sending-emails-to-many-recipients Our Commitment to Deliverability Rackspace is dedicated to protecting our network and ensuring your emails reach the inbox. Our Anti-Abuse and Acceptable Use teams work diligently to maintain the best possible reputation with mail providers. By following these best practices, you partner with us to ensure high deliverability for everyone.### Use a Bulk Email Service (Like Mailchimp) Rackspace Email does not offer bulk email services. To ensure your bulk emails are not blocked, you must use a reputable third-party bulk email service provider (ESP) to send out your content. Reputable ESPs deliver your bulk email in a way that mail providers accept as legitimate mail and handle much of the technical compliance for you. Marketing, Advertising, or Promotional Emails : Use services like Mailchimp or Marketo . Transactional Emails (e.g., password resets, order confirmations): Use services like Mailgun or SendGrid . For more information on prerequisite terminology, see Rackspace Email Support Terminology . 1. Critical Technical Best Practice: Sender Authentication (Mandatory) Modern email ecosystems require cryptographic proof that an email legitimately came from your domain. For any organization sending over 5,000 emails per day, implementing DMARC, SPF, and DKIM is mandatory . 2. Recipients and List Hygiene The quality and engagement of your recipient list are primary factors in determining your sender reputation. List Accuracy and Spam Traps Ensure lists are current and accurate. Sending emails to a large number of invalid recipients ( hard bounces ) is a clear indicator of a poor list quality, which negatively affects your sender reputation. Avoid Spam Traps . Mail providers and ISPs use common invalid or aged email addresses as spam traps . Sending mail to these traps will result in immediate blocklisting of your domain. Use a validation service regularly. Bounce Messages: Hard vs. Soft Bounces When an email cannot be delivered, the receiving server sends a bounce message (or Non-Delivery Report/NDR) with a code indicating the reason. Understanding these types is crucial for list management: Hard Bounce (Permanent Error) : Indicates a permanent delivery failure (e.g., the email address does not exist or the domain is misspelled). Addresses resulting in a hard bounce must be immediately and permanently removed from your list. Soft Bounce (Temporary Error) : Indicates a temporary issue

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/best-practices-for-sending-emails-to-many-recipients Our Commitment to Deliverability Rackspace is dedicated to protecting our network and ensuring your emails reach the inbox. Our Anti-Abuse and Acceptable Use teams work diligently to maintain the best possible reputation with mail providers. By following these best practices, you partner with us to ensure high deliverability for everyone.### Use a Bulk Email Service (Like Mailchimp) Rackspace Email does not offer bulk email services. To ensure your bulk emails are not blocked, you must use a reputable third-party bulk email service provider (ESP) to send out your content. Reputable ESPs deliver your bulk email in a way that mail providers accept as legitimate mail and handle much of the technical compliance for you. Marketing, Advertising, or Promotional Emails : Use services like Mailchimp or Marketo . Transactional Emails (e.g., password resets, order confirmations): Use services like Mailgun or SendGrid . For more information on prerequisite terminology, see Rackspace Email Support Terminology . 1. Critical Technical Best Practice: Sender Authentication (Mandatory) Modern email ecosystems require cryptographic proof that an email legitimately came from your domain. For any organization sending over 5,000 emails per day, implementing DMARC, SPF, and DKIM is mandatory . 2. Recipients and List Hygiene The


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/reference/offerings-getting-started Use the following information to learn how to authenticate, send API requests, and complete basic operations by using the Offer service API. Get your credentials Install CLI clients Send API requests to the Offer service Authenticate to the Rackspace Cloud Offer service concepts To start using the API and run the examples in this section, you need the following items: Rackspace Cloud account. If you don’t have one, sign up for a Rackspace Cloud account . Command-line tool or browser client for communicating with the API service.

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/reference/offerings-getting-started Use the following information to learn how to authenticate, send API requests, and complete basic operations by using the Offer service API. Get your credentials Install CLI clients Send API requests to the Offer service Authenticate to the Rackspace Cloud Offer service concepts To start using the API and run the examples in this section, you need the following items: Rackspace Cloud account. If you don’t have one, sign up for a Rackspace Cloud account . Command-line tool or browser client for communicating with the API service.


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Input: call the Properties window with these settings: Seq: 10 Desc: First step is to call the Properties window (Condition Tab) Target Event: WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE Target Object: APPTREE_NAV_TREE.NAVIGATOR Processing Mode: Both (Actions Tab) Seq: 10 Type: Property Language: All Object Type: Window Target Object: APPTREE_FOLDER_PROPS Property Name: VISIBLE VALUE: TRUE While in a form, create a form personalization to call the Properties window with these settings: Create another forms personalization to disable and close the Properties window with these settings: Seq: 20 Desc: Second step is to disable and close Properties window (Condition Tab) Target Event: WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE Target Object: APPTREE_FOLDER_PROPS Processing Mode: Both (Actions Tab) Seq: 20 Type: Builtin Language: All Builtin Type: GO_ITEM Argument: RESULTS.GRID Create another forms personalization to disable and close the Properties window with these settings: Save these form personalization. Save these form personalization. Close and reopen the form to see that the Zoom option is enabled directly without navigating through properties. Close and reopen the form to see that the Zoom option is enabled directly without navigating through properties. If the form that you are working on closes when you open another form in the same responsibility, you might have the Close Other Forms option enabled. To disable the Close Other Forms option, use the following steps: While in the Navigator form, go to the Tools menu. While in the Navigator form, go to the Tools menu. In the Tools dropdown menu, check to see if the Close Other Forms option is enabled (has a check mark in the box beside it). In the Tools dropdown menu, check to see if the Close Other Forms option is enabled (has a check mark in the box beside it). If the options is enabled, deselect the checkbox beside Close Other Forms to disable it. If the options is enabled, deselect the checkbox beside Close Other Forms to disable it. The easiest way to hide the Preferences link is by changing the General Preferences Show Flag profile option that can be set on Site , Responsibility , and User Level . The default values are NULL , which means to show the link. Use the following steps to hide the link: In System Administrator Responsibility, navigate to Profile > System In System Administrator Responsibility,

Output: call the Properties window with these settings: Seq: 10 Desc: First step is to call the Properties window (Condition Tab) Target Event: WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE Target Object: APPTREE_NAV_TREE.NAVIGATOR Processing Mode: Both (Actions Tab) Seq: 10 Type: Property Language: All Object Type: Window Target Object: APPTREE_FOLDER_PROPS Property Name: VISIBLE VALUE: TRUE While in a form, create a form personalization to call the Properties window with these settings: Create another forms personalization to disable and close the Properties window with these settings: Seq: 20 Desc: Second step is to disable and close Properties window (Condition Tab) Target Event: WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE Target Object: APPTREE_FOLDER_PROPS Processing Mode: Both (Actions Tab) Seq: 20 Type: Builtin Language: All Builtin Type: GO_ITEM Argument: RESULTS.GRID Create another forms personalization to disable and close the Properties window with these settings: Save these form personalization. Save these form personalization. Close and reopen the form to see that the Zoom option is enabled directly without navigating through properties. Close and reopen the form to see that the Zoom option is enabled directly without navigating through properties. If the form that you are working on closes when you open another form in the same responsibility, you might have the Close Other Forms option enabled. To


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Input: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/cloud/modern-operations On this page: Overview Use Cases Case Study Supported Platforms Related Resources Get Started Reduce cloud modernization complexity The move to the cloud has created significant benefits for organizations, enabling optimal scalability and accelerated innovation. However, the benefits often come at a cost — increasing cloud complexity. When getting started on a cloud transformation journey, many companies face multiple barriers, including: Talent gaps: How easily can you hire and retain the in-house expertise needed to manage your cloud environment complexities? Legal process restrictions: Are your traditional ways of working limiting your ability to evolve and transform in the cloud? Lack of a cohesive support model: Is your business equipped to monitor and remediate incidents around-the-clock, while supporting your cloud environment so it can meet your business demands? Rackspace Modern Operations provides 24x7x365 operational and systems administration support for all three major public cloud providers — Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft® Azure® and Google Cloud. Rackspace provides support services regardless of your cloud maturity, allowing you to focus on your organization’s innovation and transformation demands. Learn more about how Rackspace can help you create a sustainable and operationally efficient cloud environment across your enterprise. Why Rackspace Modern Operations? Improve cloud operations Rackspace Modern Operations offers a broad range of cloud management services: Always-on managed support: Accelerate your cloud journey while focusing internal resources on core business activities with peace of mind that your environment is fully managed. End-to-end management: Gain the benefits of public cloud without the expense and challenges of hiring a management team. Access to expertise: Get immediate access to technical expertise and the capacity to manage your cloud infrastructure, tools and applications. Cloud resiliency: Leverage cloud-native and Rackspace proprietary tooling to remove manual intervention and increase resiliency. Cloud-based innovation: Take advantage of the latest cloud features and capabilities to solve challenging business problems. Enable operational excellence and business resiliency Rackspace Modern Operations is backed by decades of cloud expertise and acts as the operational support arm for your business by delivering multiple features: 24x7x365 access to cloud experts and cloud infrastructure operations management Phone and ticket-based support Monitoring, response and incident management Backup, patch and OS management Change management Assigned technical account manager Optional lead engineer Architecture and infrastructure deployment Optimize database performance and management Achieve an increase of up to 40% database uptime and save as much as 20% with our delivery models. Gain continuous health,

Output: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/cloud/modern-operations On this page: Overview Use Cases Case Study Supported Platforms Related Resources Get Started Reduce cloud modernization complexity The move to the cloud has created significant benefits for organizations, enabling optimal scalability and accelerated innovation. However, the benefits often come at a cost — increasing cloud complexity. When getting started on a cloud transformation journey, many companies face multiple barriers, including: Talent gaps: How easily can you hire and retain the in-house expertise needed to manage your cloud environment complexities? Legal process restrictions: Are your traditional ways of working limiting your ability to evolve and transform in the cloud? Lack of a cohesive support model: Is your business equipped to monitor and remediate incidents around-the-clock, while supporting your cloud environment so it can meet your business demands? Rackspace Modern Operations provides 24x7x365 operational and systems administration support for all three major public cloud providers — Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft® Azure® and Google Cloud. Rackspace provides support services regardless of your cloud maturity, allowing you to focus on your organization’s innovation and transformation demands. Learn more about how Rackspace can help you create a sustainable and operationally efficient cloud environment across your enterprise. Why Rackspace Modern Operations? Improve


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Input: delete. Click DELETE MAILBOX in the upper-right corner. Click DELETE MAILBOX in the upper-right corner. A pop-up message appears informing you of what services and data the operation deletes. After you review the information and want to continue deleting the mailbox, click YES, DELETE MAILBOX . Warning: You can recover a deleted mailbox for up to 14 days. For instructions, see Recover a deleted mailbox . A pop-up message appears informing you of what services and data the operation deletes. After you review the information and want to continue deleting the mailbox, click YES, DELETE MAILBOX . Warning: You can recover a deleted mailbox for up to 14 days. For instructions, see Recover a deleted mailbox . The mailbox list displays, and you can see that the mailbox is no longer on the list. The mailbox list displays, and you can see that the mailbox is no longer on the list. Delete multiple mailboxes Perform the following steps to delete multiple mailboxes: Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel by using your Rackspace Cloud Office admin ID and password. In the Rackspace Email section, click Mailboxes . If you have multiple domains, select the domain that contains the mailbox that you want to delete. Check the box to the left of all the mailboxes you intend to delete. Expand the Select Action menu at the bottom of the mailbox list, and select Delete mailboxes A pop-up message appears confirming the services and data selected. After you review the information and want to continue deleting the mailbox, click Delete # mailboxes . The mailbox list appears, so you can confirm that the mailbox disappeared from the list. Updated 5 days ago

Output: delete. Click DELETE MAILBOX in the upper-right corner. Click DELETE MAILBOX in the upper-right corner. A pop-up message appears informing you of what services and data the operation deletes. After you review the information and want to continue deleting the mailbox, click YES, DELETE MAILBOX . Warning: You can recover a deleted mailbox for up to 14 days. For instructions, see Recover a deleted mailbox . A pop-up message appears informing you of what services and data the operation deletes. After you review the information and want to continue deleting the mailbox, click YES, DELETE MAILBOX . Warning: You can recover a deleted mailbox for up to 14 days. For instructions, see Recover a deleted mailbox . The mailbox list displays, and you can see that the mailbox is no longer on the list. The mailbox list displays, and you can see that the mailbox is no longer on the list. Delete multiple mailboxes Perform the following steps to delete multiple mailboxes: Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel by using your Rackspace Cloud Office admin ID and password. In the Rackspace Email section, click Mailboxes . If you have multiple domains, select the domain that contains the mailbox


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Input: none; rua=mailto: [email protected] Priority : NA TTL : 3600 seconds or lowest allowed Select TXT Record for the record type, and enter the following values, replacing the email address example with your chosen reporting address: Type : TXT Hostname : _dmarc Destination : v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto: [email protected] Priority : NA TTL : 3600 seconds or lowest allowed Click Add Record . Click Add Record . Your new settings take 24 to 48 hours to propagate. For more information on propagation, see DNS propagation . Select an aggregator Your DMARC policy is more valuable when you use an aggregator to help filter the content of the returned reports. Without an aggregator, the reports are in an XML format and are virtually unreadable. An aggregator formats this information and sends out weekly reports to the email address specified. The weekly report contains the sending source (domain or IP address) and information about whether the message passed or failed SPF and DKIM. This information enables you to monitor your domain activity and helps to prevent spoofing and domain abuse. Following are some top reporting aggregators, based on suggestions from https://dmarc.org/resources/products-and-services/ : dmarcian 250OK Agari Updated 5 days ago

Output: none; rua=mailto: [email protected] Priority : NA TTL : 3600 seconds or lowest allowed Select TXT Record for the record type, and enter the following values, replacing the email address example with your chosen reporting address: Type : TXT Hostname : _dmarc Destination : v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto: [email protected] Priority : NA TTL : 3600 seconds or lowest allowed Click Add Record . Click Add Record . Your new settings take 24 to 48 hours to propagate. For more information on propagation, see DNS propagation . Select an aggregator Your DMARC policy is more valuable when you use an aggregator to help filter the content of the returned reports. Without an aggregator, the reports are in an XML format and are virtually unreadable. An aggregator formats this information and sends out weekly reports to the email address specified. The weekly report contains the sending source (domain or IP address) and information about whether the message passed or failed SPF and DKIM. This information enables you to monitor your domain activity and helps to prevent spoofing and domain abuse. Following are some top reporting aggregators, based on suggestions from https://dmarc.org/resources/products-and-services/ : dmarcian 250OK Agari Updated 5 days ago


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Input: ” basis without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including warranties of merchantability, non-infringement, or fitness for any particular purpose. Rackspace makes no representations, warranties or guarantees that the quality and reliability of any information, and hosting services obtained from the Website, Online Mediums and/or Content will meet your expectations and requirements, be virus-free, or perform error-and damage-free. You assume all risk and responsibility for any loss or damage whatsoever to your computer system, data and business arising out of your use of the Website, Online Mediums and/or Content. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you expressly understand and agree that Rackspace and any contributor to the user-generated content via Online Mediums (“ Rackspace Licensors ”) SHALL NOT BE LIABLE to you for: (A) Any loss or damage which you may incur, including without limitation as a result of any reliance placed by you on the accuracy, completeness and suitability of the Content, or any changes Rackspace and Rackspace Licensors may make to the Websites, Online Mediums and Content, or any temporary interruption or permanent cessation in the provision of the Online Mediums and Content, or, if applicable, your failure to safeguard your account details or passwords; (B) Any loss or damage which you may incur as a result of your leaving the Rackspace Websites and accessing Linked Websites. This includes without limitation any loss or damage that you may incur as a result of any reliance placed by you on the accuracy, completeness or suitability of the content on Linked Websites; (C) To the full extent permitted by law, any damages whatsoever, including without limitation direct, indirect, special, incidental, consequential, punitive or exemplary damages arising out of or in connection with your use of, your inability to use, or results of the use of or related to the Rackspace Websites, Online Mediums and Content and any Linked Websites (including without limitation for loss of or damage to business, revenues, goodwill or data) even if Rackspace and Rackspace Licensors had previously been advised of, or reasonably could have foreseen, the possibility of such loss or damages, however they arise, whether in breach of contract, negligence or other tortuous action. (D) Since some jurisdictions prohibit the exclusion or limitation of liability for consequential or incidental damages, portions of the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you

Output: ” basis without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including warranties of merchantability, non-infringement, or fitness for any particular purpose. Rackspace makes no representations, warranties or guarantees that the quality and reliability of any information, and hosting services obtained from the Website, Online Mediums and/or Content will meet your expectations and requirements, be virus-free, or perform error-and damage-free. You assume all risk and responsibility for any loss or damage whatsoever to your computer system, data and business arising out of your use of the Website, Online Mediums and/or Content. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you expressly understand and agree that Rackspace and any contributor to the user-generated content via Online Mediums (“ Rackspace Licensors ”) SHALL NOT BE LIABLE to you for: (A) Any loss or damage which you may incur, including without limitation as a result of any reliance placed by you on the accuracy, completeness and suitability of the Content, or any changes Rackspace and Rackspace Licensors may make to the Websites, Online Mediums and Content, or any temporary interruption or permanent cessation in the provision of the Online Mediums and Content, or, if applicable, your failure to safeguard your


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/rackspace-managed-security-cloudflare Rackspace is expanding its partnership with Cloudflare® to include a fully managed security solution, providing Fanatical Experience™ services and support as part of the Cloudflare Edge Security solution. From simple configurations to varied and complex, let the Network Security experts at Rackspace assist in setting up your Cloudflare environment, with ongoing troubleshooting and advice on industry best practices to ensure that your web applications and content are as secure as possible. Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/rackspace-managed-security-cloudflare Rackspace is expanding its partnership with Cloudflare® to include a fully managed security solution, providing Fanatical Experience™ services and support as part of the Cloudflare Edge Security solution. From simple configurations to varied and complex, let the Network Security experts at Rackspace assist in setting up your Cloudflare environment, with ongoing troubleshooting and advice on industry best practices to ensure that your web applications and content are as secure as possible. Updated 5 days ago


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Input: and create strong passwords: User education . A compromise typically starts with one user and quickly spreads through a whole company. Ensure that your users are taking precautions and know password best practices. User education . A compromise typically starts with one user and quickly spreads through a whole company. Ensure that your users are taking precautions and know password best practices. Avoid patterns . Patterns are the key to a hacker's success. People are predictable and therefore make predictable passwords. Do you repeat words or characters in your password to meet the character length requirement? fourfour44!! or PasswordPassword might satisfy a password length requirement but is easily predicted by a program trying to access your most valuable information. Are you reusing passwords for many sites, applications, or accounts? If your social media account is compromised, a hacker is going to try to access your other accounts. Reusing passwords ensures that they succeed. Is your password construction similar every time you change it? Examine the password example Predictable2017 . The first letter is capitalized and the password ends in a number. Many people construct their passwords this way, which is why malicious hacking programs always check for it. You might think you can throw off the hacker with some character substitutions like Pr3dictab132017 . This tactic is also a predictable pattern that many people use in passwords. Changing aspects of your password isn't really changing your password. It's only a good idea to implement a password change schedule if you truly create a new unique password each time. Avoid patterns . Patterns are the key to a hacker's success. People are predictable and therefore make predictable passwords. Do you repeat words or characters in your password to meet the character length requirement? fourfour44!! or PasswordPassword might satisfy a password length requirement but is easily predicted by a program trying to access your most valuable information. Do you repeat words or characters in your password to meet the character length requirement? fourfour44!! or PasswordPassword might satisfy a password length requirement but is easily predicted by a program trying to access your most valuable information. Are you reusing passwords for many sites, applications, or accounts? If your social media account is compromised, a hacker is going to try to access your other accounts. Reusing passwords ensures that they succeed. Are you reusing passwords for many sites, applications, or accounts? If your social media account is compromised, a hacker is going to try to access your other accounts. Reusing passwords ensures that they succeed. Is your password construction similar every time you change it? Examine the password example Predictable2017

Output: and create strong passwords: User education . A compromise typically starts with one user and quickly spreads through a whole company. Ensure that your users are taking precautions and know password best practices. User education . A compromise typically starts with one user and quickly spreads through a whole company. Ensure that your users are taking precautions and know password best practices. Avoid patterns . Patterns are the key to a hacker's success. People are predictable and therefore make predictable passwords. Do you repeat words or characters in your password to meet the character length requirement? fourfour44!! or PasswordPassword might satisfy a password length requirement but is easily predicted by a program trying to access your most valuable information. Are you reusing passwords for many sites, applications, or accounts? If your social media account is compromised, a hacker is going to try to access your other accounts. Reusing passwords ensures that they succeed. Is your password construction similar every time you change it? Examine the password example Predictable2017 . The first letter is capitalized and the password ends in a number. Many people construct their passwords this way, which is why malicious hacking programs always check for it. You might


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Input: , lower costs and innovate with agility. Google Cloud Accelerate your business with Rackspace Services and tailored solutions on Google Cloud's innovative technology. Microsoft Azure Solve cloud challenges with a managed Microsoft Azure solution that helps you build new revenue streams, increase efficiency and deliver incredible experiences. Related resources Learn more about services to support your cloud optimization. Three Benefits of Embracing a FinOps Approach to Cloud Management YouLend Ready to start the conversation? Ready to start the conversation? Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the Rackspace Technology Privacy Notice . Rackspace Technology Support To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account. Legacy Datapipe One (Service Now) Rackspace Sovereign Services UK Support Phone 1-800-961-4454 International Support +1-512-361-4935 Help Documentation Support Documentation API Documentation System status Email & Apps system status Rackspace system status Rackspace Technology Careers Rackspace Technology accelerates the value of the cloud during every phase of a customer’s digital transformation. Join us on our mission.

Output: , lower costs and innovate with agility. Google Cloud Accelerate your business with Rackspace Services and tailored solutions on Google Cloud's innovative technology. Microsoft Azure Solve cloud challenges with a managed Microsoft Azure solution that helps you build new revenue streams, increase efficiency and deliver incredible experiences. Related resources Learn more about services to support your cloud optimization. Three Benefits of Embracing a FinOps Approach to Cloud Management YouLend Ready to start the conversation? Ready to start the conversation? Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the Rackspace Technology Privacy Notice . Rackspace Technology Support To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account. Legacy Datapipe One (Service Now) Rackspace Sovereign Services UK Support Phone 1-800-961-4454 International Support +1-512-361-4935 Help Documentation Support Documentation API Documentation System status Email & Apps system


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/understand_billing About Rackspace Technology Billing As a Rackspace Technology customer, you pay for only the services that you use with one exception. Your cloud servers and load balancers are billed for uptime as long as they remain in the active status, even if they are not being used. These resources are allocated for your exclusive use and cannot be reserved by other customers. Finally, Rackspace charges for only outbound bandwidth, meaning that routine site maintenance, such as content publishing and uploads, does not affect your bandwidth allocation. Your 30-day billing cycle begins on the day that you activate your account, and your bill reflects services used in the previous month. If your usage begins in the middle of a billing cycle, your first bill reflects a partial month. The Billing section displays the following information: Billing Overview : Snapshot of balance, charges, transactions, and month-to-month trends. Invoice Details : Detailed printable view of your monthly invoices. Charges to date : Overview of all charges to date. Payment Methods: View and edit payment methods. Make Payment: Submit a payment. Billing Settings : Update your contact and invoice delivery information. Estimate Your Monthly Charges Each product page on the Rackspace Technology website includes the pricing for that product and a cost calculator to help you estimate your monthly charges. For an example, see the pricing information for Cloud Servers . View Your Current Usage The center panel of the Billing Dashboard displays your Charges to Date . Perform the following steps, as needed: To see a detailed breakdown of the charges, select View from the section header. The balance-to-date for the Rackspace Technology products that you are using appears. To see the usage details such as type, unit price, quantity, and estimated total, select the caret (^) to the right of the dollar amount. Note This page displays only the usage that you accrued after your last invoice was generated. Usage information accrues throughout the month, and totals update on a daily basis. Some products and services might take up to 24 hours to appear on this page. Additionally, some charge totals only appear after any discounts have been applied. View Invoice Details To access detailed information about your invoices: Log in to the Rackspace Technology Customer Portal . Select Billing > Invoice Details A detailed view of your most recent invoice displays. Line items appear under the Total Charges section. To expand a line item

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/understand_billing About Rackspace Technology Billing As a Rackspace Technology customer, you pay for only the services that you use with one exception. Your cloud servers and load balancers are billed for uptime as long as they remain in the active status, even if they are not being used. These resources are allocated for your exclusive use and cannot be reserved by other customers. Finally, Rackspace charges for only outbound bandwidth, meaning that routine site maintenance, such as content publishing and uploads, does not affect your bandwidth allocation. Your 30-day billing cycle begins on the day that you activate your account, and your bill reflects services used in the previous month. If your usage begins in the middle of a billing cycle, your first bill reflects a partial month. The Billing section displays the following information: Billing Overview : Snapshot of balance, charges, transactions, and month-to-month trends. Invoice Details : Detailed printable view of your monthly invoices. Charges to date : Overview of all charges to date. Payment Methods: View and edit payment methods. Make Payment: Submit a payment. Billing Settings : Update your contact and invoice delivery information. Estimate Your Monthly Charges Each product page on the Rackspace Technology


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Input: and managed applications to help ensure your public cloud is online and secure, allowing you to focus on other high-value projects. Align to evolving business requirements Technology and business are evolving at an unprecedented pace. To sustain business operations and stay ahead, you need a skilled team to evaluate and adjust your IT solutions. From infrastructure-as-a-service to disaster recovery, Rackspace Technology continually reassesses your goals over time and helps you align to a trajectory that helps you achieve them. Operational support backed by decades of cloud expertise Rackspace Modern Operations Get 24x7x365 cloud support and collaborate with a team of cloud experts, available on-demand, to help you accelerate your cloud journey by managing your cloud environment, regardless of your cloud maturity model. See more case studies Our Approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your customers, employees and business – today and into the future. Consulting and Advisory Services Professional Services Managed Services Fanatical Experience™ Rackspace Fabric™ Rackspace Elastic Engineering Pod As public cloud evolves, so must service models. Rackspace Elastic Engineering gives you on-demand access to a team of highly skilled experts that work alongside your team to collaboratively drive your cloud outcomes while continuously evolving your environment. Gain direct access to your pod of multi-disciplinary and highly skilled cloud experts and work with them as you would your own team. No tickets and no SLAs — just results. Engagement Manager (1): Is responsible for the pod’s overall success. Acts as Scrum Master and assists the team in planning, coordinating, timeframes, executing, daily standups and sprint reviews. Lead Cloud Architect (1): Works closely alongside your Engagement Manager to own the technical management and overall performance of the team of engineers. Cloud Architect (1): Owns the successful delivery of solutions by converting customer requirements into the architecture and design. Is responsible for code/quality reviews and execute hands-on implementation. Senior Cloud Engineers (3): Contribute specialized technical expertise in the context of larger solutions. Focus on the technical components that make up the overall solution, while adhering to — and creating — best practices and reusable patterns. Cloud Engineers (3): Hands-on DevOps engineers skilled in writing automation scripts across cloud infrastructures. See how Rackspace Elastic Engineering breaks down the traditional build and operate barriers and opens up new possibilities to accelerate innovation. Ready to Get Started? We’re on your side, doing what it takes to get the job done right — from the first consultation to your

Output: and managed applications to help ensure your public cloud is online and secure, allowing you to focus on other high-value projects. Align to evolving business requirements Technology and business are evolving at an unprecedented pace. To sustain business operations and stay ahead, you need a skilled team to evaluate and adjust your IT solutions. From infrastructure-as-a-service to disaster recovery, Rackspace Technology continually reassesses your goals over time and helps you align to a trajectory that helps you achieve them. Operational support backed by decades of cloud expertise Rackspace Modern Operations Get 24x7x365 cloud support and collaborate with a team of cloud experts, available on-demand, to help you accelerate your cloud journey by managing your cloud environment, regardless of your cloud maturity model. See more case studies Our Approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your customers, employees and business – today and into the future. Consulting and Advisory Services Professional Services Managed Services Fanatical Experience™ Rackspace Fabric™ Rackspace Elastic Engineering Pod As public cloud evolves, so must service models. Rackspace Elastic Engineering gives you on-demand access to a team of highly skilled experts that work alongside your team to collaboratively drive your cloud outcomes while


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Input: ease-of-use to gain cross-organizational acceptance and adoption to boost your ROI. Simplifying the big data dilemma Bring clarity to your data lifecycle to fuel growth Learn how to start getting the most from your data. See More Case Stories Ready to Get Started? We’re experts on your side, doing what it takes to get the job done right — from the first consultation to your daily operations. Our Approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your people, your business and your customers – today and into the future. Consulting and Advisory Services Professional Services Managed Services Fanatical Experience™ Rackspace Fabric™ Our Expertise Explore our expert credentials and industry recognition. Recognized leadership Providing innovation and leadership in the technology services industry for 20+ years. AWS Premier Consulting Partner with 14 competencies Google Cloud Partner of the Year Five-Time Microsoft Hosting Partner of the Year Power your advantage Discover related technology platforms and solutions to help you achieve smarter business outcomes. AWS Data Maximize the value of your data and the power of AWS cloud with the experience and expertise you need from Rackspace Technology. Google Cloud Data Mobilize the power of Google Cloud data, backed by deep experience and expertise that can help you maximize its value. Microsoft Azure Data Make the most of Microsoft Azure for innovation, agility, cost savings and operational efficiency. Accelerate results with AI-driven innovation Rackspace Technology helps organizations turn data into impact with production-ready AI solutions built on private, public and hybrid cloud platforms. Our expertise in generative and agentic AI empowers you to deliver secure, scalable and responsible outcomes across your enterprise. Data Lakes With storage costs decreasing, it’s easier to keep more of your data for its potential value — if it’s indexed, protected and accessible. Data Modernization Make predictive decisions that accelerate innovation and increase ROI with integrated data architectures and AI. Data Strategy and Governance Map out a winning data strategy and data governance plan to extract the most value from your data. Next-Gen Data Platforms Accelerate the value of your data and the cloud with leading-edge advisory, professional and managed services for leading next-gen platforms. Unstructured Data Utilize unstructured data to gain insights that raise your revenue, drive customer experiences and power business success. Related resources Learn more about how we’re solving with big data. Why It’s Time for Your Company to Take Data Seriously — And How to Get Started Why It’s Time for Your Company to

Output: ease-of-use to gain cross-organizational acceptance and adoption to boost your ROI. Simplifying the big data dilemma Bring clarity to your data lifecycle to fuel growth Learn how to start getting the most from your data. See More Case Stories Ready to Get Started? We’re experts on your side, doing what it takes to get the job done right — from the first consultation to your daily operations. Our Approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your people, your business and your customers – today and into the future. Consulting and Advisory Services Professional Services Managed Services Fanatical Experience™ Rackspace Fabric™ Our Expertise Explore our expert credentials and industry recognition. Recognized leadership Providing innovation and leadership in the technology services industry for 20+ years. AWS Premier Consulting Partner with 14 competencies Google Cloud Partner of the Year Five-Time Microsoft Hosting Partner of the Year Power your advantage Discover related technology platforms and solutions to help you achieve smarter business outcomes. AWS Data Maximize the value of your data and the power of AWS cloud with the experience and expertise you need from Rackspace Technology. Google Cloud Data Mobilize the power of Google Cloud data, backed by


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Input: 587 Port: 587 What information do I need to provide to get started? You need to provide the following information when you sign up for Office 365: Your custom domain. Your custom domain. Your domain name registrar login and password. Your domain name registrar login and password. Your domain name server (DNS) hosting provider login and password. Your domain name server (DNS) hosting provider login and password. Your DNS records are usually managed by the registrar from which you bought your domain name, but sometimes a different company manages the DNS records. If you don't know where your domain is registered or where the DNS records for your domain are managed, you can use a WHOIS search to find the information that you need. A list of people to add to Office 365. Can I add my domain to Office 365? Yes. You can find instructions about how to add your domain in this support article . What administrative centers exist for Office 365? The following administration centers are available for Office 365: The Office 365 admin center acts as the administrative hub for your Office 365 account. To access the admin center, sign in to your Office 365 account, go to the App Launcher , and select the Admin tile. The Office 365 admin center acts as the administrative hub for your Office 365 account. To access the admin center, sign in to your Office 365 account, go to the App Launcher , and select the Admin tile. The Exchange admin center is the central location for making changes to Exchange and mail. The Exchange admin center is the central location for making changes to Exchange and mail. The SharePoint admin center is the central location for all SharePoint changes and management. The SharePoint admin center is the central location for all SharePoint changes and management. Support How do I contact support? You can contact our support team 24x7x365 by phone, chat, or support ticket: To reach the Office 365 team directly by phone, call 1 877 417 3715. To reach the Office 365 team by chat, log in to either Control Panel Login or\ Rackspace Login and click the Live Chat link at top of the home page. To reach the Office 365 team through support tickets, log in to either Control Panel Login or Rackspace Login and select Support > View Tickets . On the ticket page, click New Ticket . What subscription plans can I purchase from Rackspace for Office 365? You can find detailed business subscription plans at o365 Login . If your company is interested in Enterprise-level plans (E1 or E3),

Output: 587 Port: 587 What information do I need to provide to get started? You need to provide the following information when you sign up for Office 365: Your custom domain. Your custom domain. Your domain name registrar login and password. Your domain name registrar login and password. Your domain name server (DNS) hosting provider login and password. Your domain name server (DNS) hosting provider login and password. Your DNS records are usually managed by the registrar from which you bought your domain name, but sometimes a different company manages the DNS records. If you don't know where your domain is registered or where the DNS records for your domain are managed, you can use a WHOIS search to find the information that you need. A list of people to add to Office 365. Can I add my domain to Office 365? Yes. You can find instructions about how to add your domain in this support article . What administrative centers exist for Office 365? The following administration centers are available for Office 365: The Office 365 admin center acts as the administrative hub for your Office 365 account. To access the admin center, sign in to your Office 365 account,


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/fabric-ticketing Introduction Rackspace Technology uses a new ticketing application as part of its Fabric branding. The ticketing application follows ITSM and ITIL change management standards by allowing customers to designate a category for the ticket. Intended Audience for Docs This documentation is intended for assisting customers with the new Fabric Ticketing Application. It describes the user experience to assist with common tasks related to this portal. Access to Fabric Ticketing Application You can access the ticketing application by entering login credentials. This page can be reached from any of the current customer portal URLs as listed below. https://manage.rackspace.com/ https://portal.rackspace.com/ Enter your username and password to login into the portal. Global Dashboard Overview The ticket navigation option will take you to the new ticketing application as shown in the above image. The global dashboard view has tabs as listed below: Tickets Support Billing Account The user must be granted ticketing permissions for the ticket navigation items to be allowed. Application Overview Ticket List Page : Displays the list of tickets created. The list displays either the most recently created ticket or last modified ticket at the top. Create Ticket: User can create new ticket using this option. Details of how new ticket is created is detailed in upcoming sections. Action: User can Export Tickets or Close Selected tickets using this option. Switch View: The user has two options for changing the ticket layout: switching between table view and switching between ticket list view. Search: User can utilize the field to search by Ticket ID, Subject, and for text used in comments. Status Drop-down: Allows a user to narrow down the list results by ticket status of Open Tickets, Pending Customer, Closed Tickets, and All Tickets. Filter: This filter option can filter your tickets using options such as Device, Created By, Accounts, Date Range, Sort By, Show Only and Search Options. Sort By: User can sort the ticket list by Subject, Status and Last Modified. Show Only: User can sort the ticket list by using My Favorites or My Tickets. Refresh List: When you click on Refresh List option, the most recently created ticket appears on the top of the ticket list. Make sure ticket list item checkboxes are not selected. The Export Tickets feature does not support exporting individual tickets based on the ticket item checkboxes. The option will be disabled if any checkboxes are selected. To Export Tickets do the following: Select Actions > Export Tickets

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/fabric-ticketing Introduction Rackspace Technology uses a new ticketing application as part of its Fabric branding. The ticketing application follows ITSM and ITIL change management standards by allowing customers to designate a category for the ticket. Intended Audience for Docs This documentation is intended for assisting customers with the new Fabric Ticketing Application. It describes the user experience to assist with common tasks related to this portal. Access to Fabric Ticketing Application You can access the ticketing application by entering login credentials. This page can be reached from any of the current customer portal URLs as listed below. https://manage.rackspace.com/ https://portal.rackspace.com/ Enter your username and password to login into the portal. Global Dashboard Overview The ticket navigation option will take you to the new ticketing application as shown in the above image. The global dashboard view has tabs as listed below: Tickets Support Billing Account The user must be granted ticketing permissions for the ticket navigation items to be allowed. Application Overview Ticket List Page : Displays the list of tickets created. The list displays either the most recently created ticket or last modified ticket at the top. Create Ticket: User can create new ticket using this option. Details of how


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Input: deployment across environments Reproducibility of models and predictions Tools for diagnostics and performance monitoring Model explainability for governance and regulatory compliance DataOps – Rackspace Elastic Engineering for Data Extract the fullest capabilities of your data with operational data management that improves data quality and reduces cycle times for data analytics. Create predictable delivery and change management of data, data models and related artifacts in your data landscape. Gain access to a dedicated team of multi-disciplinary data modernization experts for ongoing architecture and engineering services. Automate data pipeline monitoring backed by 24x7x365 response capabilities from our global Rackspace Technology DataOps team Generative AI Uses the capabilities of artificial intelligence to revolutionize and reshape your approach to discovering, presenting and producing content. Knowledge management: Leverages advanced techniques to transform the way information is retrieved and understood. Semantic search: Lets you transform the process of retrieving documents, images and videos to ensure precise question-and-answer accuracy. Content search: Enables the rapid creation of fresh, new content to meet buyers’ individualized recommendations. Code generation: Enhances the efficiency of the development lifecycle by streamlining code generation using natural-language query tools. Launch a modern data strategy on AWS Unlock Actionable Insights with a Modern Data Strategy on AWS Data can fuel smarter and more profitable business decisions across your business. But to extract actionable insight, you need to overcome challenges such as disparate data sources, unreliable pipelines and a lack of knowledge about the data and its sheer volume. See More Case Studies Ready to Get Started? We’re experts on your side, doing what it takes to get the job done right — from the first consultation to your daily operations. Our approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your people, your business and your customers – today and into the future. Consulting and Advisory Services Professional Services Managed Services Fanatical Experience™ Rackspace Fabric™ Our Expertise Explore our expert credentials and industry recognition. A trusted partnership Providing innovation and leadership in the technology services industry for 20+ years. Premier Consulting Partner If you’re looking for AWS experts – you’ve found them! With 15 AWS competencies and 2700+ certifications. Migration Partner of the Year 2021 Managed Service Provider Marketplace Skilled Consulting Partner Amazon EC2 for Windows Server Authorized Commercial Reseller Authorized Government Reseller Amazon EMR Amazon RDS Amazon Redshift AWS CloudFormation Amazon CloudFront AWS Database Migration Service Amazon DynamoDB Amazon QuickSight APN Immersion Days AWS IoT Core AWS ISV Work

Output: deployment across environments Reproducibility of models and predictions Tools for diagnostics and performance monitoring Model explainability for governance and regulatory compliance DataOps – Rackspace Elastic Engineering for Data Extract the fullest capabilities of your data with operational data management that improves data quality and reduces cycle times for data analytics. Create predictable delivery and change management of data, data models and related artifacts in your data landscape. Gain access to a dedicated team of multi-disciplinary data modernization experts for ongoing architecture and engineering services. Automate data pipeline monitoring backed by 24x7x365 response capabilities from our global Rackspace Technology DataOps team Generative AI Uses the capabilities of artificial intelligence to revolutionize and reshape your approach to discovering, presenting and producing content. Knowledge management: Leverages advanced techniques to transform the way information is retrieved and understood. Semantic search: Lets you transform the process of retrieving documents, images and videos to ensure precise question-and-answer accuracy. Content search: Enables the rapid creation of fresh, new content to meet buyers’ individualized recommendations. Code generation: Enhances the efficiency of the development lifecycle by streamlining code generation using natural-language query tools. Launch a modern data strategy on AWS Unlock Actionable Insights with a Modern Data Strategy on


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Input: *Examples**: Offending device, Non-primary computer, Access to your email account. Rackspace Email Terminology Administrator: An individual who is listed as an account administrator or account contact on a Rackspace Email account. Rackspace Email Control Panel: A tool accessible only by administrators for managing a Rackspace Email account. It can be accessed at https://cp.rackspace.com . Rackspace Email Portal: A centralized log in page for Rackspace Email users. It can be accessed at https://apps.rackspace.com . Email Help Tool: A tool accessible by anyone with a valid Rackspace Email address and password. This tool provides account-specific instructions for mobile and desktop email client configurations. It can be accessed by logging in at https://emailhelp.rackspace.com . Local: Precedes another term to indicate that what is being discussed is local to your computer, network, or mobile device. Local mail client: An application used on your personal desktop, laptop, or mobile device to access your Rackspace Email (For example: Outlook). Mail Client: A general term for any application that is used to access your email. User: An individual who accesses a Rackspace Email product (such as email) but is not listed as an administrator or contact on the account. Updated 5 days ago

Output: *Examples**: Offending device, Non-primary computer, Access to your email account. Rackspace Email Terminology Administrator: An individual who is listed as an account administrator or account contact on a Rackspace Email account. Rackspace Email Control Panel: A tool accessible only by administrators for managing a Rackspace Email account. It can be accessed at https://cp.rackspace.com . Rackspace Email Portal: A centralized log in page for Rackspace Email users. It can be accessed at https://apps.rackspace.com . Email Help Tool: A tool accessible by anyone with a valid Rackspace Email address and password. This tool provides account-specific instructions for mobile and desktop email client configurations. It can be accessed by logging in at https://emailhelp.rackspace.com . Local: Precedes another term to indicate that what is being discussed is local to your computer, network, or mobile device. Local mail client: An application used on your personal desktop, laptop, or mobile device to access your Rackspace Email (For example: Outlook). Mail Client: A general term for any application that is used to access your email. User: An individual who accesses a Rackspace Email product (such as email) but is not listed as an administrator or contact on the account. Updated 5 days ago


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Input: the impact on users if the integration service is degraded or unavailable Configuration review : Work with the RAS team to proactively review your environment’s configuration and APM metrics, including the application, web servers, caching layers, databases, and so on. This review can uncover bottlenecks that developed during load testing. Ensure that you allow for time to make changes and then test again. APM configuration review : During the APM configuration review, engage with the Rackspace team to: Review baselines Review Service and profiling configurations Ensure that you configure health rules appropriately for the environment. Review dashboards to reduce troubleshooting time in the event of issues. Two to four weeks before the peak traffic period Network layer review : Engage the Rackspace Account team and Network Security team to review performance of firewalls, load balancers, and any inline devices, such as IDS, to ensure that they can handle increased traffic. CDN and caching tuning : Engage the Rackspace Account team and RAS to ensure as many static assets as possible are cached. Ideally, the CDN or cache layer should take as much traffic as possible, which reduces calls back to the application. One to three weeks before the peak traffic period Schedule jobs review : Engage the RAS team to review any scheduled jobs, such as cron jobs, scheduled tasks, and backups, to minimize impact during peak hours. Review URL monitoring : Engage Rackspace RAS to ensure synthetic transactions are in place to monitor the availability and functionality of critical business paths (for example, add to cart, checkout, search, and so on). Review account guidelines : Engage the Rackspace Account team to verify that escalation paths, return-to-service instructions, and runbooks are up-to-date and technically valid. Resolve Emergency Incidents Each production environment has a monitor that constantly assesses the availability of that environment. If the environment becomes unavailable, the monitor automatically creates an ‘Emergency’ ticket that notifies the Rackspace RAS engineer of the issue. We handle Emergency tickets, which are the highest level of severity, with urgency. The Rackspace RAS engineer takes the following actions upon notification of the Emergency incident: Acknowledges the alert in the Rackspace Customer Portal Reviews the Account Management Guidelines and the Operations Runbook to determine how to proceed. Opens a call bridge and includes the appropriate personnel on your team, such as the DBA or network administrator. Notifies all stakeholders by using a tie-in hitch that an issue has

Output: the impact on users if the integration service is degraded or unavailable Configuration review : Work with the RAS team to proactively review your environment’s configuration and APM metrics, including the application, web servers, caching layers, databases, and so on. This review can uncover bottlenecks that developed during load testing. Ensure that you allow for time to make changes and then test again. APM configuration review : During the APM configuration review, engage with the Rackspace team to: Review baselines Review Service and profiling configurations Ensure that you configure health rules appropriately for the environment. Review dashboards to reduce troubleshooting time in the event of issues. Two to four weeks before the peak traffic period Network layer review : Engage the Rackspace Account team and Network Security team to review performance of firewalls, load balancers, and any inline devices, such as IDS, to ensure that they can handle increased traffic. CDN and caching tuning : Engage the Rackspace Account team and RAS to ensure as many static assets as possible are cached. Ideally, the CDN or cache layer should take as much traffic as possible, which reduces calls back to the application. One to three weeks before the peak traffic


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/creating-a-vm-protection-group Create a VM Protection Group Log in to Access Rackspace Data Protection . Log in to Access Rackspace Data Protection . On the left side of the screen, click Data Protection dropdown and then select Protection from the navigation menu. On the left side of the screen, click Data Protection dropdown and then select Protection from the navigation menu. The Protection screen will display Protection groups for your organization. The Protection screen will display Protection groups for your organization. Navigate to the upper right corner, click Protect in the blue, then choose Virtual Machines to create a new protection group. Navigate to the upper right corner, click Protect in the blue, then choose Virtual Machines to create a new protection group. In New Protection window, click Add Objects . In New Protection window, click Add Objects . From the Registered Source dropdown menu, select your VMware Environment . From the Registered Source dropdown menu, select your VMware Environment . In the Objects selection screen, you can define what objects are included in this protection group and how they are selected. Objects can be manually defined by checking the individual boxes to the left of each object. Automatic protection can be added at various levels in the VMware hierarchy, indicated by the blue shield to the right of objects. If auto protect is defined, all objects at that level and below in the hierarchy will be automatically protected. This includes any objects created at those protected levels in the future. Individual objects can be excluded from Auto Protect to refine selection granularity. Example 1: Everything in our VMware environment should be automatically protected by this protection group, but we want to exclude the server named win-test from this protection group. We would like servers created in the future to be automatically protected by this group without the need for manual intervention. In the right of your VMware source (top level), Click Auto Protect shield. You will see all objects as auto protected. You can then sort by VM listing or search for the VM name(s) that you wish to exclude. Once those VMs have been located, click the blue Auto Protect shield to the left of those object(s). The shield will turn red indicating the object is excluded from Auto Protection. Example 2: If you would like to back up only the win-test server as part of this protection group. Newly created servers should not be included without being manually added to the job. Sort by VM listing or search for the VM name(s) that you wish to

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/creating-a-vm-protection-group Create a VM Protection Group Log in to Access Rackspace Data Protection . Log in to Access Rackspace Data Protection . On the left side of the screen, click Data Protection dropdown and then select Protection from the navigation menu. On the left side of the screen, click Data Protection dropdown and then select Protection from the navigation menu. The Protection screen will display Protection groups for your organization. The Protection screen will display Protection groups for your organization. Navigate to the upper right corner, click Protect in the blue, then choose Virtual Machines to create a new protection group. Navigate to the upper right corner, click Protect in the blue, then choose Virtual Machines to create a new protection group. In New Protection window, click Add Objects . In New Protection window, click Add Objects . From the Registered Source dropdown menu, select your VMware Environment . From the Registered Source dropdown menu, select your VMware Environment . In the Objects selection screen, you can define what objects are included in this protection group and how they are selected. Objects can be manually defined by checking the individual boxes to the left of each object. Automatic protection


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Input: I Industry Flash Report from Rackspace Technology® highlights 12 compelling findings that reveal how BFSI leaders are leveraging AI responsibly and effectively. Among these, I believe three areas stand out as critical to success: product development, autonomous tooling and operational resiliency. These areas not only showcase the transformative power of AI but also its role in building secure, sustainable, and customer-centric organizations. Let’s explore how these priorities are shaping the industry’s transformation. Developing personalized products with AI-driven insights AI is revolutionizing product development in the BFSI industry by helping institutions better understand and respond to customer demands. According to the 2024 Global AI Report , product development and customer experience are top priorities shaping both IT and business strategies in BFSI organizations. This focus reflects an increased commitment to using AI where it can have the most impact. BFSI respondents reported a higher emphasis on product development (15%) compared to the 13% surveyed average. At the core of this transformation is AI’s ability to analyze vast amounts of customer data quickly and accurately. Using advanced analytics, financial institutions can extract actionable insights, such as identifying customers’ propensity to purchase specific products. For instance, AI-driven tools analyze historical data and segment customers based on demographic, geographic and psychographic profiles. This approach helps organizations predict trends and design products that meet evolving customer preferences with greater precision than traditional methods. A powerful example of AI’s impact can be found in customer segmentation. By identifying clusters of customers who share similar attributes and behaviors, institutions can infer which segments are likely to adopt new solutions. For example, a financial institution might identify a segment of younger customers who are inclined toward digital-first banking solutions and develop tailored offerings to meet their needs. Generative AI also holds promise in augmenting these efforts by creating innovative product concepts or refining marketing strategies, but it complements rather than replaces traditional analytics. The real value lies in combining predictive analytics with segmentation to deliver personalized, data-driven products that resonate with customers. Institutions that effectively use AI for product development aren’t just meeting current demands — they’re positioning themselves to anticipate future needs and maintain a competitive edge in a rapidly evolving market. Driving efficiency and security with autonomous tooling Autonomous tooling refers to software tools that operate independently, using AI to analyze data and make decisions with minimal human intervention. For BFSI organizations, these tools are transformative, enabling them to achieve key outcomes like enhanced security, improved efficiency and reduced costs.

Output: I Industry Flash Report from Rackspace Technology® highlights 12 compelling findings that reveal how BFSI leaders are leveraging AI responsibly and effectively. Among these, I believe three areas stand out as critical to success: product development, autonomous tooling and operational resiliency. These areas not only showcase the transformative power of AI but also its role in building secure, sustainable, and customer-centric organizations. Let’s explore how these priorities are shaping the industry’s transformation. Developing personalized products with AI-driven insights AI is revolutionizing product development in the BFSI industry by helping institutions better understand and respond to customer demands. According to the 2024 Global AI Report , product development and customer experience are top priorities shaping both IT and business strategies in BFSI organizations. This focus reflects an increased commitment to using AI where it can have the most impact. BFSI respondents reported a higher emphasis on product development (15%) compared to the 13% surveyed average. At the core of this transformation is AI’s ability to analyze vast amounts of customer data quickly and accurately. Using advanced analytics, financial institutions can extract actionable insights, such as identifying customers’ propensity to purchase specific products. For instance, AI-driven tools analyze historical data and segment