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By Mezmo
I attended Amazon Web Services re:Invent conference. This is AWS's annual user conference, which takes over most of Las Vegas for a week. There’s a lot to do and take in—customer stories galore, new tech, learning different use cases, and all the walking. But you’re here to hear what I learned, so I’ve broken it down into sections. Enjoy!
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By Mezmo
Last week, I attended one of the last conferences of the year with team Mezmo: the Gartner IT Infrastructure, Operations & Cloud Strategies Conference in Las Vegas. Not surprisingly, there were over 20 sessions covering observability and how it is getting increasingly critical in the new complex distributed computing environment. Of course, there were many sessions, including all keynotes that addressed the advent and impact of AI on IT operations and observability.
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By Mezmo
A few weeks ago, members of Mezmo were at Kubecon and attended several sessions. You can see a post with my recap and session highlights. Today, though, I’m going to discuss three sessions that my colleagues found interesting for our peers in Observability.
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By Mezmo
In April, we published a Part I blog on the topic of how we planned to use our own Telemetry Pipelines product here at Mezmo to manage metrics data. Remember that utopia of observability we dreamed about? Well, we’re not quite there yet, but we’ve made progress.
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By Mezmo
I had a fantastic opportunity to sit with Ben Good of Google and Rich Prillinger of Mezmo and participate in the discussion about the new DORA 2024 report. The 10th edition of the DORA report covers the impact of AI on software development, explores platform engineering’s promises and challenges, and emphasizes developer experience and stable priorities for success.
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By Mezmo
Every day, telemetry data is emitted, processed, and then either stored or deleted from services. Unfortunately, understanding and then optimizing the telemetry data can be difficult. These difficulties lead to higher MTTR/D, burnout, and unwanted overage bills.
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By Mezmo
Google recently released its 2024 Cloud DORA (DevOps Research and Assessment) report, bringing together a decade’s worth of trends, insights, and best practices on what drives high performance in software delivery across industries of all sizes. This year’s findings take a closer look at how DevOps teams can achieve greater resilience and efficiency by adopting AI, improving team well-being, and building powerful internal platforms.
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By Mezmo
Managing telemetry data effectively is a serious challenge for today’s engineering teams. In our webinar, Telemetry Data Management: Tales from the Trenches, experts from Mezmo and DZone shared practical strategies for building robust telemetry pipelines that both streamline operations and turn raw data into a strategic asset.
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By Andre Newman
This is an updated version of an earlier blog post that now includes links to our documentation. Full-text searches are a marvel of modern computing. In less than a second, search engines can match a query against hundreds of millions of documents. In the early days of search engines, you often had to use specific search operators and terms to get accurate results.
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By Mezmo
You’ve likely noticed how some pizza places promise delivery in 30 minutes, or they’ll give you your money back. But what are they really promising? They’re setting a clear performance goal and backing it up with confidence. How do they measure their performance? They track how long each delivery takes. And why do they make this promise? Because fast service is key to keeping their business thriving.
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By Mezmo
Watch our discussion on the 2024 DORA Accelerate State of DevOps report, where we dive into insights impacting software delivery, organizational strategy, and AI adoption in DevOps. We’ll review key findings and highlight practical steps for leaders to optimize development and delivery performance. Whether your organization is embracing AI, building internal platforms, or addressing burnout and resilience, this webinar will provide actionable takeaways for adapting to today’s evolving DevOps landscape.
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By Mezmo
In today's digital-first, cloud-native world, effective log management is crucial. It enhances software quality, operational efficiency, and the customer experience. However, with the rise of distributed and microservices-based architectures, organizations now generate petabytes of log data daily, making analysis and storage increasingly challenging.
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By Mezmo
The exponential growth of telemetry data presents a significant challenge for organizations, who often overspend on data management without fully capitalizing on its potential value. To unlock the true potential of their telemetry data, organizations must treat it as a valuable enterprise asset, applying rigorous data engineering principles to glean the critical insights and accelerated investigations this data is meant to enable. The telemetry data platform approach democratizes access across disciplines and personas and fosters widespread utilization across the organization.
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By Mezmo
Ensuring access to the right telemetry data - like logs, metrics, events, and traces from all applications and infrastructure are challenging in our distributed world. Teams struggle with various data management issues, such as security concerns, data egress costs, and compliance regulations to keep specific data within the enterprise. Mezmo Edge is a distributed telemetry pipeline that processes data securely in your environment based on your observability needs.
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By Mezmo
Telemetry (Observability) pipelines play a critical role in controlling telemetry data (logs, metrics, events, and traces). However, the benefits of pipeline go well beyond log volume and cost reductions. In addition to using pipelines as pre-processors of data going to observability and SIEM systems, they can be used to support your compliance initiatives. This session will cover how enterprises can understand and optimize their data for log reduction while reducing compliance risk.
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By Mezmo
Telemetry or observability data is overwhelming, but mastering the ever-growing deluge of logs, events, metrics, and traces can be transformative.
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By Mezmo
Operational telemetry data, events, logs, and metrics produced by applications and infrastructure have enormous potential to help organizations maintain and improve operational efficiency and customer service. However, unlocking the value of telemetry data has become a challenge for enterprises.
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The explosion of telemetry data also massively increases your data bill. Teams also cannot control the data they do not understand and often lack the capabilities to act on it once it is understood. Mezmo makes it easier to understand and optimize your data. It helps reduce unnecessary noise and cost, and improve the quality of your data, so that your developers and engineers can consistently deliver on their service level objectives.
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By Mezmo
As data volumes proliferate and costs of data grow, it's becoming increasingly difficult to find the signal in all the noise. Telemetry data -- metrics, logs and traces -- are key to making sound, data-driven decisions, troubleshooting systems issues and maintaining uptime, but it's easy to get overwhelmed. Data profiling shows you exactly where your good data is coming from, how to save what's relevant and discard what's not and slash your data management and storage expenses.
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By Mezmo
Logging in the age of DevOps has become harder and more critical than ever because it is key to maintaining visibility and security in today's fast-moving, highly dynamic environments. With these needs and challenges in mind, Mezmo has prepared this eBook to offer guidance on how best to approach the log management challenges that teams face today.
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By Mezmo
A growing number of log management solutions available on the market today are offered as cloud-only services. Although cloud logging has its benefits, many organizations have requirements that can only be fulfilled with self-hosted/on-premises log management systems.
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By Mezmo
Here's a complete guide covering all core components to help you choose the best log management system for your organization. From scalability, deployment, compliance, and cost, to on-prem or cloud logging, we identify the key questions to ask as you evaluate log management and analysis providers.
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By Mezmo
Despite having an extensive feature set and being open source, organizations are beginning to realize that a free ELK license is not free after all. Rather, it comes with many hidden costs due to hardware requirements and time constraints that easily add to the total cost of ownership (TCO). Here, we uncover the true cost of running the Elastic Stack on your own vs using a hosted log management service.
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Log Management Modernized. Instantly collect, centralize, and analyze logs in real-time from any platform, at any volume.
Why Mezmo?
- Powerful Logging at Scale: Get powerful log aggregation, auto-parsing, log monitoring, blazing fast search, custom alerts, graphs, visualization, and a real-time log analyzer in one suite of tools. We handle hundreds of thousands of log events per second, and 20+ terabytes per customer, per day and boast the fastest live tail in the industry. Whether you run 1 or 100,000 containers, we scale with you.
- Easy, Instant Setup: Mezmo's SaaS log management platform sets up in under two minutes. Instantly collect logs from AWS, Docker, Heroku, Elastic, and more with the flexibility to deploy anywhere - cloud, multi-cloud, or self-hosted. Logging in Kubernetes? Logs start flowing in just 2 kubectl commands. Whether you wish to send logs via Syslog, Code library, or agent, we have hundreds of custom integrations.
- Affordable: Mezmo’s simple, pay-per-GB pricing model eliminates contracts, paywalls, and fixed data buckets. Try our free plan, or only pay for the data you use with no overage charges or data limits. Our user-friendly, frustration-free interface allows your team to get started with no special training required, saving even more time and money.
- Secure & Compliant: Our military grade encryption ensures your logs are fully secure in transit and storage. We offer SOC2, PCI, and HIPAA-compliant logging. To comply with GDPR for our EU/Swiss customers, we are Privacy Shield certified. The privacy and security of your log data is always our top priority, and we are ready to sign Business Associate Agreements.
Blazing fast, centralized log management that's intuitive, affordable, and scalable.