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Asaf Yigal

Israel
As seen in: TechTarget, DZone, CMSWire, Globes, The New Stack, DevOps.com, Tech Monitor, LXer Linux News, VMblog.com, LeadDev
Co-founder and VP product at @logzio, passionate about my kids, my work and about flying.
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Warp Is a Power User's Dream Terminal for Linux

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By Jack Wallen Verified, Raman Thakur, Asaf Yigal, Steven Vaughan-Nichols Verified
| LXer Linux News
I’ve been using Linux since the late 90s, which means very early on I had to depend on the terminal window (because the GUIs back then were not what they are now). I’m perfectly comfortable with the command line and can run most Linux commands in my sleep. But not all terminal applications are created equal. Sure, many Linux terminal apps offer profiles and other simple features, but when you want real power and options, where do you turn?
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Using AI for Better K8s Observability : @VMblog

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By Asaf Yigal, David Marshall
| VMblog.com Verified
By Asaf Yigal is co-founder and CTO at Logz.io Everywhere you look these days someone is telling you that AI is about to transform the way you do things. Some of the time it's even true. Joking aside, it is pretty cool to see where AI is starting to have a real impact. The added context of integrating GenAI into chatbot assistants is enabling a new ability to move beyond traditional querying and begin conversing directly with your data using natural language.
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An engineer's guide to making sense of log data

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By Tanvi Hungund, Asaf Yigal, Neelesh Salian, Matthew Hawthorne
| LeadDev
Before cloud native technologies, it was easier to understand how your systems were behaving. But these days, as microservices scale and become more distributed, the volume and variety of log and event data they produce can be overwhelming. But it’s also because of this complexity that it’s more important than ever for cloud and DevOps engineers to be able to distinguish between valuable information and noise, and identify crucial trends – as well as potential security threats.
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