Observability data has proven mission-critical for businesses that want to provide stellar customer experiences, remain secure and compliant and mitigate risk. And the demand for this data is growing across various teams (developers, security engineers and even business analysts are clamoring for more) while it continues to proliferate across hybrid and distributed environments. This makes it increasingly difficult for organizations to meaningfully implement standards and tools that help control that data, and make it actionable for the various use cases it can support.
Join Sasikanth Vadlamudi, senior product manager at Mezmo, as he introduces the concept of an observability pipeline. By defining key components of an observability pipeline (ingestion, transformation, correlation, routing), he will explore how they help you:
Attendees of this session will leave with a better understanding of how these components come together to better empower their teams across the org with the data they need to drive faster decision-making, all while protecting against skyrocketing costs.
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