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Why Your Loki Metrics Are Disappearing (And How to Fix It)

Grafana Loki is up and running, log ingestion looks healthy, and dashboards are rendering without issues. But when you query logs from a few weeks ago, the data's missing. This is a recurring problem for many teams using Loki in production: while the system handles short-term log visibility well, it often lacks the retention guarantees developers expect for historical analysis and incident review.

Coralogix secures 188 badges in G2 Summer 2025 Reports

As we cruise through 2025 with momentum from our recent $115M Series E raise, the launch of Olly (our AI agent for observability), and our recognition as a Visionary in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Observability Platforms, we’re excited to celebrate another major milestone – earning 188 badges in the G2 Summer 2025 reports! At the heart of every G2 badge we earn is the voice of our customers, and their continued trust is what drives us forward.

13 Best Log Analysis Tools of 2025. Top Paid, Free & Open-Source Log Analyzers Reviewed

Log analysis and management tools have become essential in troubleshooting. With log analyzers you can extract meaningful data from logs to pinpoint the root cause of any app or system error, and find trends and patterns to help guide your business decisions, investigations, and security. If you’re not already using such a tool, now is the time to start looking for one.

How to Build Resilient Telemetry Pipelines with the OpenTelemetry Collector: High Availability and Gateway Architecture

Let’s bring that back. Today you’ll learn how to configure high availability for the OpenTelemetry Collector so you don’t lose telemetry during node failures, rolling upgrades, or traffic spikes. The guide covers both Docker and Kubernetes samples with hands-on demos of configs. But first, let’s lay some groundwork.

Taming Your Dynatrace Bill: How to Cut Observability Costs, Not Visibility

Dynatrace is a powerhouse for application performance monitoring and business analytics. But for many organizations, its power comes with a significant challenge: as applications scale across complex hybrid environments and diverse tech stacks, the sheer volume and variety of logs, metrics, and traces sent to the platform can explode, leading to staggering and unpredictable costs.

AI-Driven Alert Correlation with EventiQ in Splunk ITSI

In this video, we introduce EventiQ in Splunk ITSI, a powerful AI-driven solution designed to cut through the noise and help you find the root cause of issues faster. We’ll show you how EventiQ automatically analyzes and groups related alerts into actionable episodes, significantly reducing alert volume. We’ll cover how to enable EventiQ for a Notable Event Aggregation Policy and review the resulting episodes that it creates.

How to build an advanced semantic search engine with hybrid search | Elasticsearch Coding Sessions

Get ready to say 'Hasta la vista, baby' to outdated search methods as we take a closer look at semantic search, using a data set of some all-time favorite sci-fi and horror movies! Join Ugo Sangiorgi, principal product marketing engineer, for a 20-minute coding session to learn about: Key Highlights: Resources: If you’re looking to add AI-driven search to your app, product, or website, this session is for you. Engage with us in the chat, share your thoughts, and feel free to ask questions. Let's dive into the world of hybrid search with Elasticsearch!

Zero instrumentation distributed tracing is here: Meet OBI on Open Telemetry

Modern systems generate enormous amounts of telemetry. The hurdle is collecting clean, connected traces without rewriting code or babysitting a fleet of language agents. That’s why Coralogix backed eBPF from the start. eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) executes sandboxed programs inside the Linux kernel, without modifying kernel source code. This method allows probes to see every request, at runtime with no instrumentation, and with near zero per‑request overhead.