If you’re interested in Kubernetes, chances are extremely high the reason is because you want to support developers, by using Kubernetes to run the applications they write for your organization. There are other use cases, such as data analysis and running enterprise applications, but most Kubernetes workloads are there to help run an organization’s custom-written applications. So how is Kubernetes helping to reach that goal?

At a time when rapid innovation has become a strategic business imperative, application development and developer experience are more important than ever.

Organizations increasingly deploy and manage their applications using Kubernetes, which has emerged as the de facto standard for container orchestration. Monitoring these resources becomes critical for ensuring that the applications running on the platforms remain healthy.