Cribl Stream 4.0: New Features, New User Interface, and Much More
Cribl Stream 4.0 includes a brand new user interface, new features, a DB Collector for Processing Data in SQL Databases, and much more.
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Sweet Trick! Mastering O11y for Cloud-Native Technologies
Using the cloud can be challenging. Everyone likes to tell stories about a surprise cloud bill they received and laugh, but let’s be honest: it’s happened to all of us. When dealing with complex cloud environments and cloud-native architectures, gaining visibility into the state of the environment is critical. Today, developers are looking to monitor how things are working and performing as part of every step in the software development life cycle.
2023 is When More FinOps Practices will Shift Left and Cost Optimization around Logging will Get Central Stage
Effective troubleshooting and resolution of critical production issues require DevOps and R&D teams to utilize logging and observability. However, selecting the right logging solution can be challenging, given the wide range of available options and associated costs. Additionally, the strategy for logging usage should be tailored to the needs of different personas and use cases, such as DevOps engineers versus developers.
Accelerate EO 14028 Compliance While Controlling Log Ingestion Costs
The Cribl suite of products brings the power of an observability pipeline to the public sector, enabling them to accelerate compliance, streamline threat investigations, and control log ingestion costs.
Using Cribl Search for Anomaly Detection: Finding Statistical Outliers in Host CPU Busy Percentage
In this video, we'll demonstrate how to use Cribl Search for anomaly detection by finding statistical outliers in host CPU usage. By monitoring the "CPU Busy" metric, we can identify unusual spikes that may indicate malware penetration or high load/limiting conditions on customer-facing hosts. The best part? This simple but powerful analytic is easily adaptable to other metrics, making it a versatile tool for any data-driven organization.
How CCP Games Used Honeycomb to Modernize and Migrate its Codebase
Imagine a universe in which a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) sets Guinness World Records for the size of its online space battles—and that game is built on 20-year-old code. Well, imagine no more. Welcome to the world of EVE Online, where hundreds of thousands of players interact across 7,800+ star systems and participate in more than one million daily market transactions.
How the All in One Worker Group Fits Into the Cribl Stream Reference Architecture
Join Ed Bailey and Eugene Katz as they go into more detail about the Cribl Stream Reference Architecture, designed to help observability admins achieve faster and more valuable stream deployment. In this live stream discussion, Ed and Eugene will explain guidelines for deploying all in one worker group. They will also share different use cases and talk about the pros and cons for using the all in one worker group.
SolarWinds Expands Global Reach of World-Class SaaS Observability Solution to Help Customers Accelerate Digital Transformation and Reduce IT Complexity
The launch of SolarWinds Observability in AWS Marketplace and the company's acceptance into the AWS ISV Accelerate Program provide more customers with access to the unified, full-stack SolarWinds Observability solution.
FinOps Observability: Monitoring Kubernetes Cost
With the current financial climate, cost reduction is top of mind for everyone. IT is one of the biggest cost centers in organizations, and understanding what drives those costs is critical. Many simply don’t understand the cost of their Kubernetes workloads, or even have observability into basic units of cost. This is where FinOps comes into play, and organizations are beginning to implement those best practice standards to understand their cost.
SumUp Uses Honeycomb to Improve Service Quality and Strengthen Customer Loyalty
Growing pains can be a natural consequence of meteoric success. We were reminded of that in our recent panel discussion with SumUp’s observability engineering lead, Blake Irvin, and senior software engineer Matouš Dzivjak. They shared how SumUp’s rapid growth spurt compelled them to change their resolution process—both logistically and culturally—to ensure a service level quality that reflects their customer obsession.