The best It Infrastructure newsletters

Analysis and opinion on enterprise IT infrastructure vendors, products and market trends, covering topics such as AI storage, custom silicon and storage media supply. Articles examine specific technologies and the business dynamics behind them.

Greg's blog-style newsletter covers IT administration and homelab topics, including Veeam Data Cloud monitoring, reporting, and Microsoft 365 testing tools. Readers get hands-on walkthroughs of setting up Grafana dashboards, SIEM event integrations, and MCP-based reports, along with product release updates.

A technical blog from an IT and cloud services company, publishing hands-on infrastructure tests and how-to guides such as benchmarking public DNS malware filters and upgrading MongoDB under UniFi servers. Readers get reproducible methods, scripts and concrete results they can apply to their own networks.

Practical IT infrastructure articles for systems administrators, covering certificate authority types, replacing self-signed certificates on HPE MSA storage arrays, and Active Directory KRBTGT password resets. The guides mix conceptual explanation with step-by-step commands and configuration details.

A short-form IT infrastructure and operations newsletter that covers individual tools and industry changes in brief items, such as an OpenBao secrets management overview, DigitalOcean ending its open source credits program, and Let's Encrypt moving to 64-day certificates. Readers get quick, news-style updates with practical pointers for sysadmins and DevOps teams.

Computle is a UK provider of cloud workstations for architecture and design practices, and this newsletter announces product updates such as local AI setup guides, Ubuntu workstation availability and disaster-recovery availability sets. Readers get practical how-tos alongside pricing and feature announcements for Computle's hosted machines.

This newsletter from Safe Pair of Hands Technology mixes job vacancies with case studies of audio, broadcast and studio installations it has delivered for UK clients. Readers get a company's own account of its projects and what it looks for in broadcast and IT engineers.

A newsletter of short commentary pieces on current geopolitical events and IT topics, often reframing or summarising other sources. Issues range from the Iran nuclear conflict to IPv6 adoption research and endpoint management tooling.

A business-oriented IT blog from a New Hampshire managed-services firm, covering server administration, virtualization, decentralized messaging like Matrix and Element, and privacy tools such as Proton. The posts explain concepts in general terms and act as marketing for the firm's open-source IT services.