Chronosphere

?? We have an announcement! ?? We're thrilled to announce not one, not two, but THREE new capabilities in Chronosphere's Observability Platform! These features tackle some of the biggest challenges developers face when trying to keep containerized and microservices systems running smoothly—without the need for endless escalations and bridge calls. Here's the breakdown of each new capability: ?? Pinned Scopes and Change events allows developers to keep critical context throughout their troubleshooting workflows, and provides immediate context into performance changes. ?? DDx offers a powerful, intuitive & query-free workflow to quickly isolate service slowdowns or failures. ?? Chronosphere SLOs, currently in preview, is designed to make SLO adoption simpler, faster, and more effective in #microservices and #opensource environments. Curious to learn more? Check out all the deets in our blog ?? https://lnkd.in/epEjVjAH

Are we seeing you at #AWSreInvent2024? ?? Swing on by Booth #553 to catch: ?? How Chronosphere can <Ctrl> the Chaos in #observability with our latest feature, DDx. ?? <Ctrl> Freak vibes with our signature socks. ?? Expert advice from our team, to help you take your observability to the next level. Whether you’re deep in observability or just in need of <Ctrl>, we're here to help. ?? Dec 2-6 | AWS reInvent | The Venetian | Booth 553

Heard about our latest feature launch, but want a deeper dive? Don't worry, we got you. ?? In this clip, we break down Chronosphere SLOs - available in early 2025. ? #SLOs #technology #DeveloperExperience #cloudnative #observability

Wonderful to see?Bill Hineline included in Jason English's piece for SiliconANGLE & theCUBE, which talks about the ongoing shift for companies to become cloud native, and the resulting need for observability across the board. #observability #telemetry #cloudnative #KubeCon

In a recent survey of ~130 people who are responsible for their organization's observability stack, we asked how much their log data has grown. The results? A 250% year-over-year growth on average. Sounds like a preeetty high bill. ?? Alas, sharing is caring. Riley Peronto shares 4 tips to reduce #logdata costs. Let's break 'em down! ? Tip #1: Route your data to multiple backends. Storing all of your logs in a centralized log management or #SIEM tool is too expensive. By moving datasets to new storage targets, you can seriously reduce your log management costs. ? Tip #2: Summarize the data you don't need in full fidelity. A lot of times, you don't actually need to ingest complete loglines to derive value from the data. Instead, you can summarize the data upstream to support your use cases (with a fraction of the total volume!) ? Tip #3: Reduce the size of your log records. When teams consume log data, only a fraction of the information may *actually* be useful. For example, you might find: ? Entire fields or key-value pairs that aren’t needed ? Punctuation that inflates logs ? Redundant or unneeded tags, such as pod_id and pod_name Pruning this content makes your logs less verbose. You're not dropping any loglines, your simply shrinking them to only the contents you need. ? Tip #4: Minimize cloud egress costs by pre-processing data locally. Most orgs generate terabytes of log data, and pay an "egress tax" on outbound data transfer to their centralized log management or SIEM solutions.Pushing processing upstream helps you reduce #Azure and #AWS egress costs by optimizing your data footprint within your environment! Now, you can optimize storage, summarize data and reduce your log size to say too-da-loo to those SIEM and log management costs. Woohoo! #cloudnative #observability

Observability and security teams are flooded with log data, which can come from MANY sources, in MANY formats--and many times lacks the context needed for rapid response. ?? The solution? Telemetry pipelines. Download the full buyer's guide to learn how to control cost and complexity in enterprise logging. https://okt.to/dwYJZA #cloudnative #buyersguide #TelemetryPipeline #observability #TechInsights

Who doesn't love a good launch?! #FluentBit v3.2 is here! ?? This update to Fluent Bit enables users to collect, transform, and route data from any source to any destination. Register for our #livewebinar to learn all about it. https://okt.to/fELMVg #cloudnative #observability #TechInsights

Are you tired of endless bridge calls that keep you up all night? ?? Now, you can just DDx it. Here are three tricks for speeding up problem diagnosis, so you can get a full night's sleep. 1?? Align your priorities: Set smart goals on the most critical services with #SLOs. 2?? Embrace change: The only constant in your #cloudnative environment is change. 3?? Adopt hypothesis driven troubleshooting: with Chronosphere Differential Diagnosis. ?? Register for our #productdemo to learn more: https://okt.to/ZLrdv9 #observability #TechDemo #TechInsights

Well, that's officially a wrap on #KubeCon2024. We shared, we laughed, we learned...and we're already reminiscing. ?? Here are some of our favorite highlights from the week. 1?? Booth reveal on the first show-day, chatting about #kubernetes and #observability. 2?? An impromptu corgi appearance (I mean, how could that not be a highlight?!) ?? 3?? Our co-founder Martin Mao sat down on The Business Open Source Podcast. 4?? Nacho time and cheesy delight at the KubeCrawl event. 5?? Our Solutions Architect Alex Cain at the Google Cloud booth presented his talk on telemetry pipelines. 6?? On the #KubeFM podcast talking all things DDx! 7?? Sipping on local whiskey at our Cheers to Observability event. 8?? The Fluent team shared their latest update, #FluentBit v3.2 at the booth. 9?? A perfect sun set behind the stunning Utah landscape. ?? Until next year, #KubeCon. And see you in Tokyo! ??

It’s time you stopped letting your telemetry data crush your budget and get in the way of solving issues. Join the Chronosphere team at #DevOpsCon 2024, where we're hosting a speaking session on taking back control of your telemetry data! https://okt.to/uAg3Om