Reduce Data Noise and Improve Data Quality with Observability

Key findings from Forrester’s survey of infrastructure and cloud-monitoring decision-makers

Perhaps the biggest challenge facing today’s DevOps teams as they implement and expand cloud observability is the pervasive issue of too much noisy data - which drives up monitoring costs and complexity, while making it harder to surface and troubleshoot production issues.

In a recent survey conducted by Forrester Consulting and commissioned by Logz.io, they uncovered that many organizations are struggling with massive data volumes, siloed monitoring tooling, and the inability to catch problems before they impact customers. Moving to embrace new practices that better address microservices architecture and enable unified observability, while driving down costs, are among Forrester’s takeaways from the study. Join our experts as we comb through key findings from the survey and how they can be used to improve your DevOps teams.

Available:
On Demand
Duration:
1h 00min

Attend this webinar and you'll learn about:

  • The challenges of monitoring expanding cloud environments and microservices.
  • How unified observability focused on data optimization and noise reduction helps address these issues.
  • Real-life lessons learned from peer organizations tackling these monitoring challenges.

Featured Speakers

  • Tomer Levy
    Tomer Levy
    Co-Founder, CEO, Board Member
    Logz.io

    Before founding Logz.io, Tomer co-founded and was the CTO of Intigua, a company that developed innovative, Docker-like containers designed for large enterprises. Prior to Intigua, Tomer spent six years at CheckPoint, where he led its Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) product from concept to market, generating $100M in revenue in the second year. Tomer has an M.B.A. from Tel Aviv University and a B.A. in computer science and is an enthusiastic kite surfer.

  • Will McKeon-White
    Will McKeon-White
    Analyst
    Forrester

    Will works as an analyst on Forrester's infrastructure and operations (I&O) team, focusing on modern service delivery. His research helps enterprises understand and capitalize on advances in processes and technologies for more effective IT and business service delivery, including enterprise service management (ESM) and IT service management (ITSM) and the use of ChatOps and chatbot capabilities to facilitate better help desk and employee support, incident resolution, and IT team effectiveness.

  • Peggy Bresnick-Kendler
    Peggy Bresnick-Kendler
    Moderator
    InformationWeek

    Peggy Bresnick-Kendler has been a professional writer for the past 30 years. She has worked as an editor, publicist and school district technology coordinator. During the past decade, Peggy has worked on UBM TechWeb financial services technology-centered projects on behalf of companies that represent some of the most prominent names in the insurance, banking, and capital markets technology fields. Peggy has written a recurring department featured in Insurance & Technology since 1996, and she has produced a recurring department for Bank Systems & Technology since 2003. From 1998 through 2001, she served as editor-in-chief of School Technology Market Report, a bimonthly newsletter for school district technology leaders. Peggy formerly was manager of communications for the American Insurance Association's Service Group. She has also worked in the IT area of Dun & Bradstreet, where she reported directly to the director of IS planning and consulting. Peggy holds a Bachelor's degree in English from Skidmore College, a Master's degree in education from Sacred Heart University and a Master's degree in educational technology from Fairfield University.

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