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What is log analytics? How a modern observability approach provides critical business insight

Dynatrace

What is log analytics? Log analytics is the process of viewing, interpreting, and querying log data so developers and IT teams can quickly detect and resolve application and system issues. In what follows, we explore log analytics benefits and challenges, as well as a modern observability approach to log analytics.

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What is log analytics? How a modern observability approach provides critical business insight

Dynatrace

What is log analytics? Log analytics is the process of viewing, interpreting, and querying log data so developers and IT teams can quickly detect and resolve application and system issues. In what follows, we explore log analytics benefits and challenges, as well as a modern observability approach to log analytics.

Analytics 175
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Extract metrics from business events to increase the value of business analytics

Dynatrace

Exploding volumes of business data promise great potential; real-time business insights and exploratory analytics can support agile investment decisions and automation driven by a shared view of measurable business goals. Traditional observability solutions don’t capture or analyze application payloads.

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Building Netflix’s Distributed Tracing Infrastructure

The Netflix TechBlog

a Netflix member via Twitter This is an example of a question our on-call engineers need to answer to help resolve a member issue?—?which Now let’s look at how we designed the tracing infrastructure that powers Edgar. This insight led us to build Edgar: a distributed tracing infrastructure and user experience.

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Dynatrace extends contextual analytics and AIOps for open observability

Dynatrace

With extended contextual analytics and AIOps for open observability, Dynatrace now provides you with deep insights into every entity in your IT landscape, enabling you to seamlessly integrate metrics, logs, and traces—the three pillars of observability. Dynatrace extends its unique topology-based analytics and AIOps approach.

Analytics 245
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Stay in control of your data retention with Dynatrace Grail—from 10 days to 10 years

Dynatrace

Customers must comply with internal and external policies and regulations that might demand them to keep specific data stored for a minimum period of time (for example, audit logs). For example, suppose data has to be retained for a longer period because of legal or business reasons.

Analytics 206
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Dynatrace and Red Hat expand enterprise observability to edge computing

Dynatrace

As an example, many retailers already leverage containerized workloads in-store to enhance customer experiences using video analytics or streamline inventory management using RFID tracking for improved security. These challenges stem from the distributed and often resource-constrained nature of edge computing.

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