Information technology continues to play an increasingly critical role in the modern enterprise, with substantial and ongoing investment in observability platforms and practices to help manage the underlying scale and complexity.

A significant improvement over legacy monitoring tools, these platforms primarily cater to software engineers — providing insight into the performance and reliability of their stacks, from the application down through compute.

Unfortunately, in a trend seen over and over, the network was largely ignored by the creators of these platforms, leaving operators to rely on dozens of disparate legacy monitoring tools to discern the subtle causes of network performance and reliability issues. However, a new category of observability platforms is set to revolutionize operations with comprehensive visibility into networks, infrastructure, and applications…

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Chris Grundemann

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