Observability by definition is a measure of how well internal states of a system can be inferred from knowledge of its external outputs. In other words, a system’s behavior is determined from its ...

Cyber-resilience hinges on observability: Modern cyber-resilience is no longer just about defense, but also about proactive visibility, leveraging real-time data, analytics, and AI to detect and ...

Recently, IBM struck a deal to acquire Databand.ai, which develops software for data observability. The purchase amount was not announced. However, the acquisition does show the importance of ...

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Observability is “the next iteration of traditional monitoring,” says Mark Beckendorf, head of full-stack observability for digital velocity at CDW. As a small to medium-sized business's system grows, ...

Enterprises today face unprecedented challenges in managing the complexity of their data ecosystems. Traditional data monitoring focuses on infrastructure but fails to provide visibility into the data ...

When it comes to security, you can't protect what you can't see. That's why organizations that can visualize and understand their data are in a much better position to thwart cyberattacks and breaches ...

As IT systems grow more complex, traditional monitoring tools can’t keep up. Full-stack observability offers deeper visibility across applications, networks and infrastructure, so teams can spend less ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Victor Dey is an analyst and writer covering AI and emerging tech. IT and application performance observability platforms have ...

Network observability tools emerged as an evolution of performance management products that aggregate data such as queue statistics, error counters, and log metrics ...