At Cribl, we’ve always prided ourselves on solving complex data challenges for our customers, but doing so with a bold spirit and a can-do attitude. Our journey with Ian the Goat as our mascot has been nothing short of incredible. Ian represented our agile and adaptable approach to solving complex data challenges. However, as we pivot towards tackling even bigger data puzzles for our customers, we believe it’s time for our mascot to reflect this evolution.

In today’s digitally driven world, businesses of all sizes rely heavily on technology to streamline operations, enhance productivity, and drive growth. However, managing complex IT infrastructure and staying ahead of rapidly evolving technologies can be a daunting task for organizations, especially those with limited resources and expertise.

F lutter, a powerful and versatile open-source framework developed by Google, can be used to develop a wide range of applications across multiple platforms. Th is framework comes with pre-built widgets that developers can use to build an application's UI layouts, making it incredibly easy to use.

The xz backdoor is a vulnerability in XZ Utils, a popular data compression library. The xz backdoor can let unauthorized users gain admin-level access to systems, endangering data security and much more. Read on to learn more about the xz backdoor, who’s affected, and what you can do now to find out if your systems are at risk.

In a recent conversation with SafetyDetectives, Costa Tsaousis, CEO and founder of Netdata, shares insights into the inception and evolution of Netdata, a game-changing monitoring solution. With a background in fintech and a passion for real-time data processing, Tsaousis was driven to create Netdata in response to the significant gaps he identified in traditional monitoring tools.

Your log records may be missing a key ingredient that unlocks the world of observability for your applications, infrastructure and services. If you're building a new application or enhancing an existing one, consider adopting the OpenTelemetry Logs Data Model's Log and Event Record Definition. Adopting this definition enriches your logs by adding additional data, making it easier to use them to correlate them with metrics and traces, in addition to XYZ.

Links have always been a widely recognized Google ranking factor ever since search engines became a thing. But a revelation from a Google executive in 2016 set in stone the undeniable relevance of links for SEO. There’s just one problem: SEOs tend to fixate only on backlinks. Links are more than just inbound links. They involve other types of equally important links too, like internal links.

In our recent webinar hosted by Bill Balnave, VP of Technical Services, and Brandon Shelton, our Solution Architect, we discussed how data's continuous growth and dynamic nature cause DevOps and security teams to lose confidence in their data. The uncertainty about the content of telemetry data, concerns about its completeness, and worries about sending sensitive PII information in data streams reduce trust in the collected and distributed data.

In cybersecurity, “Load Balancing Graylog with Nginx: The Ultimate Guide” is your reference guide. This guide helps to install Nginx. Imagine your Graylog, already proficient at managing vast log data, now enhanced with the Nginx load balancing capability to ensure peak performance. NGINX ensures your Graylog cluster isn’t over-taxed, similar to a well-organized team where work is evenly distributed.