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The latest News and Information on Observabilty for complex systems and related technologies.

Honeycomb Launches Integration With the Anthropic Usage and Cost API

If your organization is anything like ours, then you’ve probably embraced using large language models like Claude. Just last week, we gave all Honeycomb employees access to Claude. Now, developers can generate AI-assisted code, product managers can perform analysis on customer usage trends, marketers can test messaging, sales can do customer discovery and we are shipping AI-powered features to improve user experience.

Investigate Problems With Mobile Frontend Observability

You can use your mobile tools to debug errors, but are you really looking at the root cause? With end-to-end observability, powered by Honeycomb's Mobile Android and iOS SDKs, you can see everything! We'll show you how to start from a mobile launchpad, view the errors, select a trace, and find that root cause.

Scale Observability, Streamline Operations with AppNeta Monitoring Policies

In today's sprawling enterprise environments, keeping the network running smoothly isn’t just a technical hurdle—it’s a logistical marathon. Enterprise IT environments are in constant motion. New employees come on board. Contractors rotate in and out. Departments roll out new tools. Corporate offices expand, consolidate, or close. And users demand flawless connectivity from wherever they are.

Inside the Coralogix AI Center: Solving AI's Silent Failure Crisis

Observability has always answered one core question: Is it running? But in the era of LLMs, autonomous agents, and AI-powered workflows, that’s no longer enough. We need to ask a harder, scarier question: Is it right? And right now, most teams can’t answer that. Let’s fix it. In our last post, “The AI Monitoring Crisis No One’s Talking About,” we outlined why prompt injection, hallucinations, and context drift create invisible failures.

Getting Started with Grafana Cloud's AI Assistant for Observability

The pace of software delivery in 2025 is unprecedented — cloud-native apps, microservices, and AI-generated code are shipping in days, not months. But one challenge never changes: ensuring reliability and visibility when systems fail. In this video, we explore how the new Grafana AI Assistant brings true, context-aware observability to your stack. Watch as we deploy an open-source Python service with Kafka, Postgres, Kubernetes, and Prometheus then use the AI assistant to instantly generate dashboards, alerts, and reduce un-needed telemetry volume.

REST easy with REST Packs

The countdown to CriblCon 25 is on and we’re giving you an exclusive first look at the expert insights, innovative solutions, and success stories you’ll see on the big stage. REST collector configuration can be painful, requiring navigating to multiple screens and importing multiple configuration files, but it’s about to get a lot easier. Join Cribl experts to preview how easily you can install and build new packs with new enhancements.

Simplify XML log collection and processing with Observability Pipelines

In Microsoft-based environments, Windows event logs capture critical security events like user logins, privilege escalations, and system changes. These logs are vital for compliance and investigations. However, they’re natively formatted in XML, a verbose and deeply nested structure that is hard to search without preprocessing and inefficient to store.

AI in observability at Grafana Labs: Making observability easy and accessible for everyone

Did you know that observability has been around for more than six decades? It all goes back to a Hungarian-American inventor named Rudolf Kálmán who thought about how external outputs could measure the internal state of a machine. Kálmán wrote about monitoring single-input single-output systems, but our demands are very different today. We need to observe monoliths, microservices, clusters, pods, regions, and many more.

Observability trends in Brazil: insights from our localized survey

Organizations in Brazil are eager to adopt some of the latest observability trends and technologies as they look to keep their software running as smoothly as possible, according to analysis of a micro survey recently conducted by Grafana Labs. Observability is an evolving space, and this is the first time Grafana Labs has run a Brazilian version of our annual Observability Survey.