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Taming AI Observability: Control Is the Key to Success
Taming AI Observability: Control Is the Key to Success sponsor-chronosphere,sponsored-post-contributed, Featured image from Shutterstock. AI is moving fast. In fact, AI advancement and adoption are moving faster than any shift we’ve seen since cloud native. New models, new tools and new use cases seem to appear every week. According to Gartner, by 2026, more than 80% of enterprises will have used generative AI (GenAI) in production environments.
What is a Service Level Objective: Technical insights for engineers and developers
Service level objectives (SLOs) are specific, measurable targets or goals that define the expected performance of a service. SLOs typically are placed on a service that form or represent a customer interaction. First introduced by Google in the SRE Book in 2016, they have become an essential tool for monitoring system health, customer experiences, and understanding whether engineering resources should be invested in reliability or innovation and development.
Kubernetes pod vs container: know the difference
Kubernetes has become the go-to platform for orchestrating cloud native applications, helping teams scale and manage complex systems more efficiently than ever before. But if you’re newer to Kubernetes—or even if you’ve been using it for a while—you might have noticed that the terms pod and container are often used interchangeably. That can lead to some serious confusion when you’re building, deploying, or debugging applications.
Building an Observability Culture: Getting Everyone Onboard
For Ashley, the director of observability at a multinational electronics manufacturer, a lack of buy-in and understanding about observability within her organization is threatening to derail the organization’s observability initiative. Her company recently adopted a modern observability tool after moving from monolithic enterprise applications running on virtual machines to distributed, containerized microservices with independent release cycles.
Three Habits of Effective Observability Teams
As organizations adopt microservices and containerized architectures, they often realize that they need to rethink their approach to basic operational tasks like security or observability. It makes sense: in a world where developers – rather than operations teams – are keeping applications up and running, and where systems are highly distributed, ephemeral, and interconnected, how can you take the same approach you have in the past?
Digital Transformation in Financial Services Using Confluent
It should come as no surprise that financial services (FinServ) organizations are fiercely driven when it comes to earning market share. After all, the FinServ industry is projected to reach a whopping market size of $28.5 trillion by 2025 (up from $22.5 trillion in 2021). But with the potential for massive reward comes the inevitable challenge of staying one step ahead of competitors seeking to carve out their own profitable niche.
Insights into hybrid cloud: Here's what to consider
Our interactions with businesses can happen in person, on the web, on our mobile devices, in marketplaces or via APIs. To enable these interactions, IT organizations are increasingly being driven towards hybrid IT architectures involving private cloud, public cloud, edge computing, AI/ML and more to provide multiple different routes to the customer.
Containers and Kubernetes can be essential to a hybrid cloud computing strategy
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Preparing Retail Apps for the Holiday Shopping Season
Retailers around the world have been working hard to make sure they have a successful holiday shopping season. From new storefronts to early promotions, retailers put in months of preparation to ensure they meet sales projections and outperform competitors. Now that shoppers are more likely to reach for their smartphones and tablets than log on to personal computers when they want to make a purchase, retailers need to put the same emphasis on perfecting their applications.
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