Cisco Full-Stack Observability

Identify Weak Links in Your Application Stack – Part 2, Anomaly Detection

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Identify Weak Links in Your Application Stack – Part 2, Anomaly Detection

Anomaly Detection and Cisco Cloud Observability APIs In the Part 1 blog [1], we talked about the importance of application observability and how the application stack is more complex than ever with multi cloud deployments. We saw how the FSO solution, Cisco Cloud Observability [2], can be used to identify and react to cloud native application entity health leveraging Health Rules APIs and Actions API. One aspect of any APM solution is to ensure that…

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Identify Weak Links in Your Application Stack – Part 1, Health Rules

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Identify Weak Links in Your Application Stack – Part 1, Health Rules

Health Rules and Cisco Cloud Observability APIs Applications are the face of an organization, and we are entering the new age of application observability.[1] Keeping applications running like a well-oiled machine is imperative if the business is to succeed. Considering the complexity of the application stack that is spread across a multi cloud ecosystem, organizations have no choice but to adopt full stack observability that gives them visibility and insights into every entity in their…

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Automating Observability of Public Cloud Deployments with Cisco Cloud Observability APIs

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Automating Observability of Public Cloud Deployments with Cisco Cloud Observability APIs

Turn cloud native chaos into business context Considering that more than 90% of organizations leveraging public clouds are moving to a multi cloud strategy Cisco Observability Platform [1] promises to “turn cloud native chaos into business context” [2]. Such cloud observability tools for cloud native applications will possibly see wider adoption if the process of setting them up can be simplified. Automations for setting up observability across various cloud vendors – with a single set…

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Organizations increasingly look to observability to solve critical challenges

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Organizations increasingly look to observability to solve critical challenges

Enterprise observability practices: Opportunities, challenges, and the growing role of AIOps Observability is now firmly established in organizations with 78% of enterprises and large midmarket companies having an observability practice in place, according to recent research by Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG). The research findings, described in Distributed Cloud Series — Observability and Demystifying AIOps, gauge the state of observability in the enterprise. The good news is that organizations are realizing many of the benefits of…

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Invisible downtime obscures the true measure of application performance

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Invisible downtime obscures the true measure of application performance

Cisco Full-Stack Observability solves the modern downtime dichotomy where IT teams are running blind to the end user experience. As teams bump up against the uncomfortable reality that their view of application uptime does not fully reflect the end-user experience, they’re coming to the realization that observability across the entire IT estate is essential. Customers and end users engage with modern organizations across an ever-expanding fabric of digital touchpoints – websites, ecommerce platforms, POS systems,…

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Invisible downtime obscures the true measure of application performance

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Invisible downtime obscures the true measure of application performance

Cisco Full-Stack Observability solves the modern downtime dichotomy where IT teams are running blind to the end user experience. As teams bump up against the uncomfortable reality that their view of application uptime does not fully reflect the end-user experience, they’re coming to the realization that observability across the entire IT estate is essential. Customers and end users engage with modern organizations across an ever-expanding fabric of digital touchpoints – websites, ecommerce platforms, POS systems,…

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See How to Begin Observability at the Data Source

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See How to Begin Observability at the Data Source

More data does not mean better observability If you’re familiar with observability, you know most teams have a “data problem.” That is, observability data has exploded as teams have modernized their application stacks and embraced microservices architectures. If you had unlimited storage, it’d be feasible to ingest all your metrics, events, logs, and traces (MELT data) in a centralized observability platform . However, that is simply not the case. Instead, teams index large volumes of data…

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