We sat down with Ankit, CTO and co-founder at SigNoz to get his insights on the product’s developments and what's on the horizon. He shared valuable perspectives on how SigNoz is enhancing the user experience, focusing on customer feedback, and building new features.

Today, we’re excited to introduce two key features that will help users with alerts in SigNoz - Alerts History and Scheduled Maintenance. These features are designed to help teams gain deeper insights into their alerts, better manage recurring issues, and streamline alert silencing during planned downtimes. Let’s dig in deeper.

The most time-consuming part of incident resolution is a data problem. Who owns this service? What's it made of? What are the dependencies? Where are the run books? Learn how Cortex cuts incident response time and prevents new issues with up-to-date ownership, reliable runbooks, and Scorecards that drive continuous improvement.

Managing IT assets effectively is no longer optional; it’s essential for keeping costs in check and ensuring resources are utilized efficiently. With the advent of cloud technologies, organizations are shifting their focus to Cloud Asset Management (CAM) as a crucial part of their strategy. But why is CAM becoming such a game-changer? This article dives into what Cloud Asset Management is, its benefits, challenges, and best practices, and explores the tools that can help streamline the process.

The IT department is key to turning technology into the powerful ally every organization hopes for. These teams go beyond troubleshooting technical issues; they are integral to managing technology resources, ensuring data security, and even driving innovation. This article will unpack the essential elements of IT departments, including their structures, key roles, governance practices, and various operational models. Let's get started!

The OpenTelemetry Collector is a powerful tool for processing different types of telemetry data, such as metrics, traces, and logs, all in one place. This is important because traditional observability tools often require separate toolchains, which can be inconvenient and inflexible when changes are needed.