Circonus has released several new features and enhancements that revolutionize visibility into your infrastructure’s performance. Let’s explore each of these exciting updates.

As the cost of computerization and connectivity continues to plummet, the number of computers, servers, devices, and sensors continues to rapidly proliferate — and they are generating an unfathomable amount of telemetry data. Telemetry data (the metrics, events, logs, and traces being generated by applications and IT infrastructure) is growing so rapidly, it is virtually impossible to quantify.

Monitoring is an essential function of enterprise SRE teams and a critical component of business service deliverability. Its importance has only grown as enterprise environments and technologies continue to evolve at a rapid pace. Unfortunately, traditional monitoring is no longer enough.

We’re excited to announce today Circonus’ Spring ’22 Release, which adds capabilities to further support the observability demands of modern-day enterprises. The Spring Release adds features across all four components of the Circonus platform – Ingestion & Alerting, Visualizations and Reporting, IronDB time series database, and the Circonus Analytics Query Language (CAQL) – with a focus on extending coverage and improving ease-of-use.

The role of SRE, Site Reliability Engineer, was first created by Benjamin Treynor in 2003 at Google after he was tasked with ensuring that their websites were available and reliable. The SRE is a multi-disciplined role that needs to have the ability to automate monitoring and observability across hundreds and thousands of complex systems.

Monitoring is no longer simply measuring whether your systems are running or are down. Rather, modern monitoring is an ongoing effort of collecting and analyzing data to identify and resolve issues quickly, prevent major disruptions, and ensure performance requirements are always met.

In today’s world, the performance of your IT systems has a direct impact on your brand reputation and overall business revenue. A “good enough” approach to software performance is no longer good enough. This has led to the growing importance of SREs and a shift to more sophisticated, advanced observability that requires moving beyond basic on/off monitoring to advanced monitoring techniques.

You started the year with one Kubernetes cluster and now you have 100. How do you deal with that? This is a reality for many SREs, and as organizations scale their monitoring to address the growing complexity of their IT environments, SREs will inevitably encounter challenges. The key is to know what challenges to expect, so you can be prepared rather than surprised.

You started the year with one Kubernetes cluster and now you have 100. How do you deal with that? This is a reality for many SREs, and as organizations scale their monitoring to address the growing complexity of their IT environments, SREs will inevitably encounter challenges. The key is to know what challenges to expect, so you can be prepared rather than surprised.

This is my fifth company as CEO and I’ve really come to enjoy working in B2B enterprise software – the proverbial “picks and shovels” end of our industry. In particular I enjoy innovating in spaces that may not be immediately obvious and typically overlooked in the mad gold rush of today’s frothy venture capital scene.