Cribl Edge can send data to OpenTelemetry in several different ways. In this blog post, we’ll focus on the OpenTelemetry Metrics. In the blog, we’ll talk about Cribl Edge, but what we say applies to Cribl Stream, too! We will cover how to use Cribl Edge to collect Linux System Metrics, transform them into the OTLP Metrics format, and deliver them to an OTLP Destination.

Last year, we made significant progress at Site24x7. We focused on delivering new features and updates to improve your monitoring experience. Our releases and enhancements this year were more focused towards including more metrics, widening your visibility into the performance of your resources, and ensuring that you're not missing out on even the minutest data. We hope you've found these improvements valuable.

Software development and operations teams are the guardians of system stability, ensuring uptime, reliability, and performance across complex software ecosystems. The stakes are high—every second of downtime impacts your brand’s reputation and bottom line. That’s why integrating Rollbar’s error monitoring with GrowthBook’s feature flagging is a game-changer for ops teams.

Managing LLM provider costs has become a chief concern for organizations building and deploying custom applications that consume services like OpenAI. These applications often rely on multiple backend LLM calls to handle a single initial prompt, leading to rapid token consumption—and consequently, rising costs. But shortening prompts or chunking documents to reduce token consumption can be difficult and introduce performance trade-offs, including an increased risk of hallucinations.

Datadog APM and distributed tracing provide teams with an end-to-end view of requests across services, uncovering dependencies and performance bottlenecks to enable real-time troubleshooting and optimization. However, traditional manual instrumentation, while customizable, is often time consuming, error prone, and resource intensive, requiring developers to configure each service individually and closely collaborate with SRE teams.

Over the past few years, Arm has surged to the forefront of computing. For decades, Arm processors were mainly associated with a handful of specific use cases, such as smartphones, IoT devices, and the Raspberry Pi. But the introduction of AWS Graviton2 in 2019 and the adoption of Arm-based hardware platforms by Apple and others helped bring about a dramatic shift, and Arm is now the most widely used processor architecture in the world.

Heroku is a popular platform for deploying and scaling applications, and one of its standout features is its centralized logging system. Heroku logs give you visibility into your application’s behaviour, infrastructure events, and platform activities. When paired with a robust monitoring solution like Atatus, you can transform raw log data into actionable insights that keep your applications running smoothly.

As we kick off the AWS re:Invent 2024 conference, we’re thrilled to introduce two major developer observability and live debugging advancements that bring even greater power and flexibility to developers and engineering teams everywhere. These new product capabilities — the Lightrun Visual Studio Extension and Lightrun Dynamic Traces — are designed to elevate customers’ observability workflows and streamline their development processes directly within their IDE.

In the world of digital language learning, Duolingo stands out as a beacon of innovation and user engagement. With millions of users worldwide, their platform is designed not only to teach languages, but also to create a fun and engaging learning experience. Running on the robust AWS cloud infrastructure, Duolingo manages vast amounts of data and user interactions daily. As the company experienced rapid growth, Duolingo remained steadfast in their commitment to delivering a high-quality user experience.

Few solutions are more essential to enterprise productivity and collaboration than Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams. Microsoft 365 is the second most-used office suite in the world, with a 46% share of the market. Microsoft Teams had more than 320 million monthly active users by the start of 2024 and continues to grow, especially thanks to the integration of Copilot AI and value-adds like Teams Rooms and Teams Phone.