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coralogix

Introducing the Coralogix CLI: Headless Observability for Every Agent

May 5, 2026 By Coralogix Team In Coralogix
This article is a high-level overview of the Coralogix CLI. For a deeper look at how it works in practice, read the full technical deep dive here. Agent-driven investigation sounds simple: read the alert, query the data, return the cause. In reality, most agents either overload their context window with raw logs or guess at queries and return incorrect results.
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honeycomb

Taming Log Noise With the OpenTelemetry Collector's Drain Processor

May 4, 2026 By Mike Goldsmith In Honeycomb
Do you receive 50 million log lines per day and struggle to see what actually matters? Health checks, heartbeat pings, connection pool messages—they all drown out the errors and anomalies you're trying to find. Most teams deal with this by writing filter rules to drop the noisy patterns. But those rules are manual, per-pattern, and brittle. A new deployment changes a log format and the filter misses it. A new service starts logging a chatty startup sequence nobody thought to exclude.
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graylog

May the Logs Be With You: Graylog 7.1 Is Here

May 4, 2026 By The Graylog Product Team In Graylog
A long time ago, in a SOC far, far away…analysts were drowning in alerts, chasing context across fragmented screens, and watching real threats slip past detection gaps. Today, the Rebellion fights back. This isn’t a release built around a single marquee feature. It’s the result of our team listening to you on the front lines with an ear for removing the friction that makes your jobs harder than they need to be.
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Federated Search | From Silos to Insight | Unified Datasets in AWS S3 with Ingest Processor

May 4, 2026 By Splunk In Splunk
Are storage costs and data silos slowing down your investigations? In this video, we dive into the Unified Dataset Experience to show you how to search data where it lives. Learn how to use the Splunk Ingest Processor to route high volume logs directly to AWS S3 while maintaining instant visibility via Federated Search. No more re-hydrating data, just fast cost-effective insights.
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coralogix

How the Coralogix CLI Adds Production Intelligence to Any Agent for Any Use Case

May 4, 2026 By Chris Cooney In Coralogix
The new interface into production telemetry is a tool call, made from whichever agent runtime the operator happens to be using at that moment. A finance lead in Claude Code, a product manager in Cursor, an engineer in Codex. Three different jobs, three different agents, three different reasoning loops. The thing they have in common is the data layer underneath.
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coralogix

Real-Time Database Monitoring: Solving Database Latency with Zero-Code eBPF Tracing

May 3, 2026 By Jonny Steiner In Coralogix
In high-throughput database environments, a latency spike is rarely a simple story. Modern data layers are distributed, stateful, and constantly changing as shards move, nodes rebalance, caches warm, queries evolve, and connections churn. In practice, spikes usually come from one of three places: For many SRE and Platform teams, the real challenge is disconnected tooling. As one engineering lead recently shared during a technical workshop: “It’s all disconnected.
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chaossearch

Understanding the Three Pillars of Observability: Logs, Metrics and Traces

Apr 30, 2026 By Sandro Lima In ChaosSearch
Many people wonder what the difference is between monitoring vs. observability. While monitoring is simply watching a system, observability means truly understanding a system's state. DevOps teams leverage observability to debug their applications, or troubleshoot the root cause of system issues. Peak visibility is achieved by analyzing the three pillars of observability: Logs, metrics and traces. Depending on who you ask, some use MELT as the four pillars of essential telemetry data (or metrics, events, logs and traces) but we'll stick with the three core pillars for this piece.
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observiq

Moving On From MCP: How We Built the Bindplane AI Skill

Apr 30, 2026 By Brian Gardner In ObservIQ
If you've spent any time wiring AI coding agents into developer platforms over the last year, you've probably reached for MCP. We did too. And after enough sessions watching context windows balloon and tool calls misfire, we started looking for something different. This is the story of what we built instead — a native AI skill for the Bindplane CLI — and the engineering decisions behind it.
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