Topic: observability
LogicMonitor enhances observability platform to better monitor AI workloads and applications
LogicMonitor has announced new capabilities to provide IT teams with greater visibility into their organization’s AI workloads and applications. LogicMonitor Envision is the company’s observability platform for all applications in the IT stack, and the latest updates to it include: Expanded support for monitoring Amazon Q Business and Nvidia GPUs Support for EKS and AKS … continue reading
The crucial role of observability data lakes in LLM observability
The popularity of large language models (LLMs) has skyrocketed in recent years, fundamentally changing how businesses and individuals engage with technology. Models like ChatGPT are now widely integrated into various applications across industries, with many organizations exploring their use for customer service, content generation, code assistance, and more. However, this rapid adoption comes with its … continue reading
Causely Launches New Integration with OpenTelemetry
Causely, the causal reasoning platform for modern engineering teams, today launches a native integration with OpenTelemetry. OpenTelemetry has redefined observability by standardizing how telemetry data is collected and processed; however, the overwhelming volume of metrics, logs, and traces collected across an organization’s cloud and microservices architecture can overwhelm teams, slow down workflows, inflate costs, and … continue reading
Aryaka adds new AI-powered observability capability in latest release of SASE solution
The SASE company Aryaka today announced the launch of its winter ‘25 release, which adds AI>Observe, a new AI-powered observability capability. AI>Observe—available in early access—utilizes hundreds of machine learning models to detect and identify anomalous network behavior so that organizations can proactively address issues. Information is displayed in the MyAryaka dashboard, providing a unified location … continue reading
Riverbed launches Smart OTel, leveraging data for better insights
AIOps platform provider Riverbed announced today the general availability of Riverbed Smart OTel (OpenTelemetry), which the company said delivers the right data at the right time for better insights and decision making. Available as part of the Riverbed Platform, Smart OTel supports Riverbed Aternity and Network Observability solutions, as well as third-party applications. Wth the … continue reading
New Relic creates observability integration with DeepSeek
Observability platform provider New Relic today announced what it says is the first solution for monitoring DeepSeek by supporting the Chinese-made AI model on Microsoft Azure AI Foundry. Customers can monitor applications built with DeepSeek and gain wide visibility across the AI stack, which can help organizations cut the costs and complexity of generative AI … continue reading
Groundcover announces integration of its eBPF-based observability platform with OpenTelemetry
Groundcover, the eBPF-powered observability platform, has announced a new integration with OpenTelemetry, which will provide customers with deeper insights into performance, user behavior, and errors. The company uses eBPF technology to provide observability for cloud-native architecture, and it can trace any type of event from network and infrastructure to services and applications. The company explained … continue reading
Report: IT outages cost $1.9 million per hour on average
The average cost of IT outages has increased to $1.9 million per hour, with the median downtime for a high-impact outage being 77 hours. This is according to observability company New Relic’s newly released 2024 Observability Forecast, which surveyed 1,700 IT professionals from 16 countries. Just a decade ago, Gartner reported that the average cost … continue reading
OpenObserve – ITOps Times Open Source Project of the Week
OpenObserve, or O2, is a simplified observability platform that is designed as an easier-to-use version of tools like Elasticsearch, Splunk, or Datadog. According to the project maintainers, it is very easy to get started using O2, and it can be set up in under two minutes. It supports observability data types like logs, metrics, and … continue reading
The importance of network observability for today’s enterprises
In today’s digital landscape, where businesses are increasingly reliant on complex and interconnected IT infrastructures, network observability has emerged as a critical component for maintaining operational efficiency and ensuring the reliability of network services. Network observability refers to the ability to gain deep insights into the state and performance of network infrastructure through monitoring and analytics/AI. … continue reading
A guide to network observability tools
The following is a listing of network observability tools, along with a brief description of their offerings. Featured Provider Kentik: The Kentik AI platform helps simplify the process of troubleshooting complex networks for engineers, operators, architects, and developers. The company this year has introduced a modern, AI-assisted Network Monitoring System (Kentik NMS), which modernizes network … continue reading
Cribl: Number of telemetry data sources exploding
The number of sources from which organizations consume data has increased 32% over the last year, with one-fifth saying they pull from 10 or more sources, according to the first “Navigating the Data Current” report from cloud platform and services provider Cribl. The study was created from telemetry data collected from Cribl.Cloud users, who use … continue reading
