Observability Is Essentially The State Of Your Environment Justin Cobbett – Akamai
The velocity, the variety, and the sheer amount of data coming in is expanding the size of the environments. To get observability running across an entire system, which may span multiple clouds, even hybrid clouds, companies are looking for out-of-the-box solutions. However, observability goes beyond buying a platform or a SaaS solution, it is a practice.
In this episode of TFiR: T3M, Akamai Product Marketing Manager Justin Cobbett, shares his insights on observability, how the term has been used through the years, and what it means today.
@akamai #kubernetes #observability
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