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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.

Distributed alerting with the Elastic Stack

Modern computing environments and distributed workforces have produced new challenges to traditional information security approaches. Many traditional threat detection and response strategies rely on homogeneous environments, system baselines, and consistent control implementations. These strategies have been built on traditional environment assumptions that may no longer be true in your environment with the evolution of cloud computing, remote work, and modern culture.

Elastic Synthetics Projects: A Git-friendly way to manage your synthetics monitors in Elastic Observability

Elastic has an entirely new Heartbeat/Synthetics workflow superior to the current workflow. If you’re a current user of the Elastic Uptime app, read on to learn about the improved workflow you can use today and should eventually migrate toward.

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.

The Power of Combining a Modular Security Data Lake with an XDR

The average cost of a data breach is expected to hit $5 million in 2023. For many organizations, it is a matter of when, not if, a cybersecurity incident will occur. Attackers are becoming more sophisticated and relying on weak links to exploit company applications and infrastructure. Combine this phenomenon with the fact that the traditional network security perimeter has changed (and all but disappeared). Cloud computing and remote work have driven this trend.

Deciding Whether to Buy or Build an Observability Pipeline

In today's digital landscape, organizations rely on software applications to meet the demands of their customers. To ensure the performance and reliability of these applications, observability pipelines play a crucial role. These pipelines gather, process, and analyze real-time data on software system behavior, helping organizations detect and solve issues before they become more significant problems. The result is a data-driven decision-making process that provides a competitive edge.

Fixing Security's Data Problem: Strategies and Solutions with Cribl and CDW

Cribl's Ed Bailey and CDW's Brenden Morgenthaler discuss a foundational issue with many security programs that lack the right data to detect issues and make fast decisions. Data drives every facet of security and bad data/incomplete data weakens your overall program. Ed and Brenden will discuss common issues and strategies for solving security's data problem.