Observability has been a hot topic in recent years as businesses have sought to keep up with the ever-changing landscape of IT. Companies are turning to observability platforms to manage their distributed systems and run their microservices architecture. To stay ahead of the competition, businesses must ensure they have the latest and greatest observability solutions – and right now, that means looking ahead to 2023.
The traditional ways of managing application performance, such as using on-site monitoring or logs, aren’t sufficiently equipped to monitor the increasingly complex infrastructure that modern-day businesses use. In order to truly understand what is happening in the system, dev and ops teams must turn to solutions that offer end-to-end system visibility, automations, deep dive tracking, and real-time observability.
Three decades of advancement means observability has seen a huge shift in technology and the challenges associated with it. From cloud to cloud-native architectures, the industry has become far more complex, requiring businesses to host and process more data than ever before. These challenges require businesses to buy more expensive solutions that may not be the best solution for their needs. Additionally, dev and ops teams must demonstrate greater skills in tracking correlations and understanding root-cause factors for application and infrastructure errors. Finally, the rise of microservices means IT teams have less visibility into system behavior.
To truly understand what solutions will be available for observability in 2023, we must consider the needs and challenges of today, and the technology that can solve them. An observability platform need to accomplish eight things in order to meet the needs of businesses and win in the market. These include unifying all data, correlating observability and business data, using interoperable solutions, using machine-learning to predict errors, integrating better security, reducing storage costs, helping with root-cause analysis and mitigating alert fatigue. If a platform can meet all these needs, it will be the winner.
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Executives will be able to discover from what industry influencer Bogomil from Sequoia Capital had suggested when it comes to relating observability and business data together. They will also have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of open telemetry and machine learning as business solutions for current problems.
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