Lumigo

New York, NY, USA
2018
  |  By Winston Bowden
Predictive analytics has become a key goal in observability. If teams can foresee potential system failures, performance bottlenecks, or resource constraints before they happen, they can act preemptively to mitigate issues. AI holds the promise of making this possible. In this post, we explore how AI can push observability toward predictive analytics, the industry’s current hurdles, and practical use cases for leveraging AI today.
  |  By Yan Cui
Serverless is an incredible paradigm, but performance tuning sometimes feels like a black box. You have no control over the infrastructure, but that doesn’t mean you can’t optimize. In this post, let’s look at five ways to take serverless performance to the next level.
  |  By Winston Bowden
Observability is crucial for maintaining complex systems’ health and performance. In its traditional form, observability involves monitoring key metrics, logging events, and tracing requests to ensure that applications and infrastructure run smoothly. The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises to revolutionize the way organizations approach observability.
  |  By Jon Skog
Trace spans are captured in the runtime after decrypting the request. This means that any sensitive data is available in plain text. This is also the case for logging; however, logging requires an explicit log statement to be coded by the engineer. Additionally, engineers can add arbitrary information to trace spans, which could expose sensitive information. Collecting sensitive information in trace spans or logging events could expose an organization to a number of risks.
  |  By Erez Berkner
Lumigo is expanding its troubleshooting and observability platform with cutting-edge AI-powered tooling, now available in beta, which will provide developers and DevOps teams with the fastest and most cost-efficient way to debug and observe complex microservices. AI is quickly reshaping the technology landscape. However, observability tools have been slow to find ways to leverage AI in a fashion that provides tangible value.
  |  By Jon Skog
In today’s complex cloud-native environments, observability is key to maintaining performance, reliability, and scalability. However, different teams often need to focus on different aspects of the system. Developers might be more interested in error rates and response times, while operations teams must monitor system health and resource utilization. Lumigo now supports multiple dashboards, so you can provide each team with the information they need precisely how they need it.
  |  By Jon Skog
Developers are expensive to hire, and it takes time to get new hires up to speed. Getting the most out of developers and retaining them should be a priority for any organization. Fortunately, developers like creating new stuff, and organizations want new functionality. Therefore, if there was a way of minimizing the time spent fixing bugs, the new feature backlog would be reduced, and happy developers would stay around.
  |  By Steve Waterworth
OpenTelemetry (OTel) should be at the heart of your observability strategy. There is no longer a need to pay for the collection of telemetry data; instead, use the unified OTel standard for all your telemetry data. Once you have the data in a standard form, you can choose where to process it, either on your own servers or via one of many SaaS providers.
  |  By Winston Bowden
Lumigo has announced the addition of full log management capabilities into its microservices observability and troubleshooting platform, promising customers enormous savings while enabling automatic correlation between log data and distributed traces.
  |  By DeveloperSteve
Every day, we hear about new vulnerabilities or exploits that underline the importance of application security in today’s connected world. Such incidents put sensitive user information at risk and threaten applications’ infrastructure. Securing applications is therefore crucial not only from a technical standpoint but also to maintain user trust and ensure service reliability. The challenge lies in identifying and mitigating potential security threats before they can be exploited.
  |  By Lumigo
Production downtime is one of the most frightening and expensive things that can happen to an organization. When it happens, developers need to sift through large amounts of data to find and resolve the issue, which can take time. What if you could significantly reduce that time?
  |  By Lumigo
Learn how to achieve cost-effective observability without sacrificing coverage. Gain insights into configuring log management and distributed tracing tools to balance cost and performance, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
  |  By Lumigo
Lumigo is an observability and troubleshooting platform that autonomously deploys Observability in under 5 minutes with a single click, automatically capturing and contextualizing all of the metrics, logs, and distributed traces developers need to troubleshoot microservice issues in production. Lumigo is the only observability platform that enriches traces with complete in-context request and response payloads and correlates them to the relevant logs and metrics, enabling developers to resolve issues up to 80% faster.
  |  By Lumigo
Embark on an astral journey through 'The Spindlewhorl Enigma of Serverless Debugging' with our Debuggers Guide to the Galaxy livestream. Unravel cosmic code mysteries and venture where no debugger has gone before! By the light of the Guide and the glow of the trace, the stars and deployed apps shall reveal their secrets. To infinity, and beyond bugs! Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on any new livestreams and observability content!
  |  By Lumigo
Grab your digital towel and embark on an intergalactic coding adventure with 'The Debuggers Guide to the Galaxy,' hosted by the serverless sage Yan Cui and the code-wielding DeveloperSteve. In a universe where devops are as perplexing as Vogon poetry and deployment seems guided by Infinite Improbability Drives, our hosts will guide you through the cosmic chaos. With introductions that defy normal spacetime and a #Dart container #debugging session that's almost, but not quite, entirely out of this world.
  |  By Lumigo
Grab your digital towel and embark on an intergalactic coding adventure with 'The Debuggers Guide to the Galaxy,' hosted by the serverless sage Yan Cui and the code-wielding DeveloperSteve. In a universe where devops are as perplexing as Vogon poetry and deployment seems guided by Infinite Improbability Drives, our hosts will guide you through the cosmic chaos. With introductions that defy normal spacetime and a dart container debugging session (using dartfrog) that's almost, but not quite, entirely out of this world.
  |  By Lumigo
Kubernetes operators help to simplify, streamline, and automate application tasks beyond the conventional Kubernetes offerings. In this webinar, AWS Developer Advocate for Kubernetes, Lukonde Mwila, will delve into the remarkable capabilities of Kubernetes operators and how to leverage them in your applications. You’ll also learn how Lumigo built a Kubernetes operator for seamless distributed tracing leveraging OpenTelemetry. We will also demonstrate how our operator transforms complex processes into a single command, promising an unmatched user experience and exceptional app health insights.
  |  By Lumigo
Using Lumigo's end-to-end distributed tracing that surfaces critical payload data, Zesty is able to find the root cause of errors in their microservice-based apps without using logs. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on any new livestreams and observability content! With one-click distributed tracing, Lumigo lets developers effortlessly find and fix issues in serverless and containerized environments.
  |  By Lumigo
Serverless architectures allow developers to focus on their code, and not worry about infrastructure. But just because it’s “serverless” doesn’t mean it doesn’t need testing, or that testing needs to be hard. Whether you’re working with API Gateway, AppSync, Step Functions or Event-Driven Architectures, Yan Cui will show you how to test it.
  |  By Lumigo
With piles of logs generated from every function, container and API in your microservice-based application, how can you easily surface meaningful information so you can debug quickly? You don’t. You let Lumigo do it for you. In this live product training, we’ll share every tip and trick in Lumigo that will save you time and stop you from digging through logs when errors occur. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on any new livestreams and observability content!

Lumigo is a SaaS platform for monitoring and debugging AWS serverless applications.

Quickly identify performance optimizations and resolve critical issues in your distributed environment using smart monitoring, alerting, and end-to-end automated tracing.

Key Features:

  • Monitoring - Understand exactly what's happening in your application with performance and cost metrics for Lambda functions and managed services, alongside auto-generated architecture mapping.
  • Alerting - Leverage curated best practices to get automatic-guidance for your serverless configuration and deployment activities.
  • Debugging & Troubleshooting - Identify root cause of issues in your distributed environment at speed with correlated logs, end-to-end transaction maps and a virtual stack trace.

Founded in 2018, Lumigo is an AWS Advanced Technology Partner and holds AWS DevOps Competency status.

Lumigo supports all major runtimes, and with no code changes required you can get up and running in minutes. Gain the visibility you need to run serverless with confidence! Get started today with a 30-day free trial.