Observability stories
CrowdStrike has launched Humio Community Edition, allowing users to access its streaming observability capabilities for free.
The tech industry sees the value and potential of using Kubernetes, but its full potential is being held back by a lack of observability.
Managers leading teams through change should help people understand the bigger picture and ensure that they will be getting more than they have to give up.
72% of technologists report feeling less productive as a result of having to constantly fire-fight IT issues and 68% complain that they waste a lot of time.
Splunk earns top ranking in the GigaOm Radar for Cloud Observability, recognized for its scalability and analytics capabilities.
Investing in observability can help businesses deliver seamless customer experiences, but conveying its ROI is a challenge for CTOs.
Software observability provider New Relic has bolstered its enterprise sales division in Australia and New Zealand with new hires.
Splunk to acquire Flowmill, a network performance monitoring company, as part of its mission to offer a comprehensive Observability Suite.
Five-year agreement includes strategic go-to-market collaboration, increased product integrations and development.
The importance of observability in digital transformation: having a clear, unified view of a company's tech stack is crucial for success.
Fastly enhances Compute@Edge with new observability features, offering developers real-time metrics, customisable logging, and end-to-end request visibility.
Introduces Tech Partner Programme and expands and tailors programme benefits for channel partners that may have multiple business models.
Observability is the answer for when traditional monitoring won't suffice, and when modern software teams need to play offense with software.
Splunk acquires SignalFx, Omnition, and Streamlio to bolster cloud, microservices, and real-time data capabilities, boosting digital transformation tools.
Organisations now routinely mine software performance data to achieve ambitious business results, says New Relic.
Cloud-native companies are turning to observability to gain deep insights into their systems, setting a new standard in IT operations and service delivery.
