Gain critical insights into the performance of today’s complex cloud-native environments
As businesses transition towards multi-layered microservices architecture and cloud-native applications, they often struggle to gain granularity with the traditional monitoring tools. In the traditional method, teams use separate tools to monitor the logs, metrics, events, and performance, hindering unified analysis. Monitoring tools do not give the option to drill down and correlate issues between infrastructure, application performance, and user behavior. Teams often use logs for debugging and performance optimization, which becomes very time-consuming. Static dashboards with human-generated thresholds do not scale or self-adjust to the cloud environment. As thousands of cloud-native services are deployed on a single virtual machine at any given time, monitoring has become cumbersome. Further, conventional monitoring relies on alerting only known problem scenarios. There is no visibility into the unknown-unknowns – unique issues that have never occurred in the past and cannot be discovered via dashboards.
Businesses need to make their digital business observable such that it is easier to understand, control, and fix. Hence, they must look beyond traditional monitoring. With observability, businesses can gain critical insights into complex cloud-native environments. Observability enables proactive and faster discovery and fixing of problems, providing deeper visibility about issues and what may have caused them.
With observability, businesses can gain critical insights into complex cloud-native environments.
