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Grafana creator Torkel Ödegaard will never forget the very first GrafanaCON in 2015, when he shared some big news with the audience gathered in New York City. “I’ll always remember standing on stage and announcing that we just reached 12,000 instances and being super proud because it was just a couple of months after we started tracking these numbers,” says Torkel, who also launched Grafana Labs with co-founders Raj Dutt and Anthony Woods in 2014.

The State of DevOps Report finds a clear link between documentation quality and an organization’s ability to meet its performance goals.

Distributed microservices and cloud computing have been game changers for developers and enterprises. These services have helped enterprises develop complex systems easily and deploy apps faster. That being said, these new system architectures have also introduced some modern challenges. For example, monitoring data logs generated across various distributed systems can be problematic.

The basic goal of log management is to make log data easy to locate and understand so that users can identify how their services are performing and troubleshoot more quickly. Logging as a Service, or LaaS, takes log management a step further by providing a solution that seamlessly scales and manages your log data via cloud-native architecture.

Infrastructure performance management (IPM) is the process and associated tools for ensuring the overall health of your entire IT ecosystem so it operates at optimal levels. Because your infrastructure supports your entire enterprise—from daily operations to strategic initiatives—the stakes are high.

Today’s modern enterprise WAN is a mix of public internet, cloud provider networks, SD-WAN overlays, containers, and CASBs. This means that as we develop a network visibility strategy, we must go where no engineer has gone before to meet the needs of how applications are delivered today.