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Kloudfuse Revs Its Observability Data Lake
Organizations who are looking for a better way to manage and analyze their observability data may be interested in the latest update from Kloudfuse, which added several new data types and analytic/AI capabilities to its Read more…
Cribl CEO Clint Sharp Discusses the Data Observability Deluge
Telemetry data, including logs, metrics, and traces, is straining enterprises' resources as it grows into the exabyte territory. One company with a novel solution to the problem is Cribl, whose CEO and Co-founder, Clint Read more…
The White Label Powering IBM’s New Cloud Logs Solution
IBM recently launched Cloud Logs, a new solution designed to allow customers to efficiently collect and analyze log data at any scale. IBM is no slouch in the product development department, but when it came to observabi Read more…
StarTree Finds Apache Pinot the Right Vintage for IT Observability
Apache Pinot grew popular among companies like Uber for its capability to serve SQL queries to thousands of external users with sub-second latency. Now the commercial open-source vendor backing Pinot, StarTree, announced Read more…
OpenTelemetry Is Too Complicated, VictoriaMetrics Says
To say the folks at VictoriaMetrics aren’t big fans of OpenTelemetry after implementing its metrics library would be putting it mildly. “OpenTelemetery is so complicated and bloated,” said Aliaksandr Valialkin, the Read more…
Explosion of Observability Data from Cloud Reaches Tipping Point, Dynatrace Says
Companies have reached a tipping point where the volume and complexity of observability data (logs, metrics, traces, and events) created by cloud-native IT systems exceeds the value that companies are able to extract fro Read more…
Observe Turns to GenAI to Bolster Observability
Observe, the Snowflake-based observability platform, today announced a major product update that it claims will enable users to analyze much greater volumes of logs, metrics, and traces through GenAI. It also announced a Read more…
Grafana Community Celebrates 10 Years, New Dashboards in V10
You can’t use Grafana without interacting with dashboards. Twenty million Grafana users will tell you that. And with Grafana 10, which debuted this morning at GrafanaCON on the 10th anniversary of its original launch, Read more…
Why Roblox Picked VictoriaMetrics for Observability Data Overhaul
With more than 200 million active monthly users, Roblox is one of the most popular gaming platforms on the Internet. But all that global traffic means an enhanced need for infrastructure and application observability. Th Read more…
Fluentd Rides Wave of Roll-Your-Own Observability
Companies that want to collect gobs of observability data but process the data in multiple places while keeping it free from analytic tool vendor’s proprietary formats may be interested in Fluentd, an open source data Read more…
Splunk Shows Off Automated Anomaly Detection and More at .Conf22
Splunk kicked off its .conf22 user conference today by unveiling a host of updates to its core platform, including a demonstration of an automated anomaly detection system based on machine learning of time-series data an Read more…
Observability and AIOps Tools Rise with Big MELT Data
The hottest space in big data at the moment arguably exists between the two pillars of AIOps and observability, where a crush of metric, event, log, and trace (MELT) data threatens to overwhelm IT professionals. Not surp Read more…
OpenTelemetry Gains Momentum as Observability Standard
Traditionally, companies that needed application performance management (APM) capabilities turned to closed-source tools and technologies, such as Splunk, New Relic, and Dynatrace. But in the emerging observability world Read more…
Who’s Winning In the $17B AIOps and Observability Market
One of the hottest areas of big data at the moment is log monitoring and its adjacent disciplines, AIOps and cloud observability. The market, which some estimate is worth $17 billion per year, is in the midst of a transf Read more…
Grafana Labs Pushes Open Source to the Cloud
Grafana Labs is building on its recent cloud partnership with Amazon Web Services via expanded cloud services that can be used with the Prometheus monitoring platform in an observability stack that also tracks logs and t Read more…
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