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What Is cloud native observability?

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Lavanya Chockalingam, Principal Product Marketing Manager
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English
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Summary

Cloud native observability is vital for effective cloud computing as it offers real-time, comprehensive monitoring and analysis of complex cloud infrastructures, distinguishing itself from traditional observability tools that are inadequate for serverless environments. This modern observability approach integrates with open-source tools such as Prometheus, FluentD, Jaeger, and Pixie, supported by organizations like the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and companies like New Relic, to provide enhanced capabilities for logging, monitoring, and troubleshooting cloud native applications. Unlike pre-cloud tools that managed data through discrete servers, cloud native observability provides a holistic, continuous view of data across transient cloud environments, allowing for proactive issue resolution with the aid of AI and automation. It is crucial for DevOps efficiency and security, enabling the identification and prevention of potential problems before they escalate, thus ensuring system reliability and preventing downtime.

Trends Found in this Post
Trend Post Mentions Total Month Mentions Posts Companies MoM
Observability 53 708 117 43 +73%
Kubernetes 3 664 131 58 -49%
Real-time 3 1,000 275 104 -8%
OpenTelemetry 1 397 17 9 +4%
Serverless 1 681 103 49 +69%
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