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BigPanda Expands Platform

BigPanda announced a major expansion of its platform capabilities to enable IT Ops, network operations center (NOC), and DevOps teams to rapidly investigate and resolve incidents and outages in cloud-native and hybrid-cloud environments.

Leveraging its Open Box Machine Learning and its Open Integration Hub technologies, BigPanda ingests changes from disparate change feeds and tools, and correlates and analyzes these changes against alerts collected from enterprise monitoring tools to rapidly isolate the root cause change that resulted in an incident or outage.

“Today’s IT environments are very fast-moving and constantly changing. Changes in software and infrastructure occur several times a day at most enterprises, which dramatically increases the potential for unexpected incidents and outages. Unfortunately, legacy IT operations tools weren’t designed for environments of rapid change and are slowing down operations teams from discovering and resolving outages in a timely manner,” said Assaf Resnick, CEO and co-founder, BigPanda. “BigPanda’s new offering puts, for the first time, the root-cause change behind an outage at the IT Ops teams’ fingertips, slashing mean-time-to-resolution and improving the performance of critical systems and applications. This is a win for IT operations teams, their enterprises, and most importantly, their customers.”

As enterprises migrate to the cloud, their IT stacks are accelerating. These fast-moving IT stacks are subject to hundreds or thousands of changes on a constant basis and experience ever-shifting application and service topologies. Legacy IT operations tools and root cause analysis techniques are ineffective inside these fast-moving IT stacks. That’s because legacy tools and techniques were designed for slower-moving monolithic applications and IT stacks, where the root causes of problems were mostly related to infrastructure and hardware failures.

When IT Ops, NOC, and DevOps teams try to use legacy tools and techniques to support cloud-native and hybrid-cloud architectures and applications, incidents and outages become more frequent, last longer and have a wider impact footprint. This creates serious consequences for businesses in the form of higher operating costs, degraded performance and availability, SLA violations and penalties, and ultimately, unhappy customers and end-users.

The BigPanda platform expansion includes the following features designed to speed up incident and outage resolution:

- Root Cause Changes: BigPanda’s platform expansion equips IT Ops, NOC, and DevOps teams, for the first time, with the tools to contend with the thousands of regular application and infrastructure changes that cause incidents and outages.Leveraging out-of-the-box integrations with all major change feeds and tools, BigPanda’s Root Cause Changes feature ingests changes from any source of change data, including change management, change log, configuration management, and others. Subsequently, BigPanda’s Root Cause Changes feature uses machine learning (ML) to correlate and analyze this dataset alongside the dataset of alerts collected from monitoring tools.The ML-driven cross-correlation and analysis surfaces the root cause change that resulted in an incident or outage, enabling IT Ops, NOC and DevOps teams to rapidly handle the change and resolve the incident or outage.

- Real-time Topology Mesh. Another aspect of the BigPanda platform expansion is the launch of the Real-time Topology Mesh. This new capability makes BigPanda’s platform the first AIOps solution to provide a real-time topology model across the entire IT stack, including the dynamic infrastructures inside fast-moving IT stacks, by piecing together the third critical dataset for IT operations: topology data.Leveraging out-of-the-box integrations, BigPanda’s Real-time Topology Mesh ingests topology data from configuration management, cloud & virtualization management, service discovery, APM and CMDB tools to create a full-stack, always up-to-date topology model.For IT Ops, NOC and DevOps teams struggling to detect, investigate and resolve incidents and outages in fast-moving IT environments, BigPanda’s Real-time Topology Mesh significantly improves their ability to detect those incidents and outages, visualize them, identify their probable root cause, understand their impact on users and customers, and route them to the right teams for rapid resolution, all in real-time.

“The world of hybrid IT — with a mix of cloud-native and legacy, on-prem workloads — is here for the foreseeable future. Old approaches to problem solving in these complex, dynamic environments don’t work, in part because they typically don’t deliver insight into the relationship between changes and incidents,” said Nancy Gohring, senior analyst with 451 Research. “Correlating alerts, change events and topology can help teams narrow in on the cause of performance problems in modern application and infrastructure environments.”

With the launch of Root Cause Changes and Real-time Topology Mesh, BigPanda is now able to ingest the three critical datasets in IT operations: alerts, changes and topology, across all layers of fast-moving IT stacks, and use ML to correlate and analyze this data in real-time. This helps IT Ops, NOC and DevOps teams rapidly detect, investigate and resolve incidents and outages, minimizing the impact on users and customers.

Both new additions to the BigPanda platform, Root Cause Changes, and Real-time Topology Mesh, are currently available to select customers as part of a beta program, and will be generally available at the end of the year.

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BigPanda Expands Platform

BigPanda announced a major expansion of its platform capabilities to enable IT Ops, network operations center (NOC), and DevOps teams to rapidly investigate and resolve incidents and outages in cloud-native and hybrid-cloud environments.

Leveraging its Open Box Machine Learning and its Open Integration Hub technologies, BigPanda ingests changes from disparate change feeds and tools, and correlates and analyzes these changes against alerts collected from enterprise monitoring tools to rapidly isolate the root cause change that resulted in an incident or outage.

“Today’s IT environments are very fast-moving and constantly changing. Changes in software and infrastructure occur several times a day at most enterprises, which dramatically increases the potential for unexpected incidents and outages. Unfortunately, legacy IT operations tools weren’t designed for environments of rapid change and are slowing down operations teams from discovering and resolving outages in a timely manner,” said Assaf Resnick, CEO and co-founder, BigPanda. “BigPanda’s new offering puts, for the first time, the root-cause change behind an outage at the IT Ops teams’ fingertips, slashing mean-time-to-resolution and improving the performance of critical systems and applications. This is a win for IT operations teams, their enterprises, and most importantly, their customers.”

As enterprises migrate to the cloud, their IT stacks are accelerating. These fast-moving IT stacks are subject to hundreds or thousands of changes on a constant basis and experience ever-shifting application and service topologies. Legacy IT operations tools and root cause analysis techniques are ineffective inside these fast-moving IT stacks. That’s because legacy tools and techniques were designed for slower-moving monolithic applications and IT stacks, where the root causes of problems were mostly related to infrastructure and hardware failures.

When IT Ops, NOC, and DevOps teams try to use legacy tools and techniques to support cloud-native and hybrid-cloud architectures and applications, incidents and outages become more frequent, last longer and have a wider impact footprint. This creates serious consequences for businesses in the form of higher operating costs, degraded performance and availability, SLA violations and penalties, and ultimately, unhappy customers and end-users.

The BigPanda platform expansion includes the following features designed to speed up incident and outage resolution:

- Root Cause Changes: BigPanda’s platform expansion equips IT Ops, NOC, and DevOps teams, for the first time, with the tools to contend with the thousands of regular application and infrastructure changes that cause incidents and outages.Leveraging out-of-the-box integrations with all major change feeds and tools, BigPanda’s Root Cause Changes feature ingests changes from any source of change data, including change management, change log, configuration management, and others. Subsequently, BigPanda’s Root Cause Changes feature uses machine learning (ML) to correlate and analyze this dataset alongside the dataset of alerts collected from monitoring tools.The ML-driven cross-correlation and analysis surfaces the root cause change that resulted in an incident or outage, enabling IT Ops, NOC and DevOps teams to rapidly handle the change and resolve the incident or outage.

- Real-time Topology Mesh. Another aspect of the BigPanda platform expansion is the launch of the Real-time Topology Mesh. This new capability makes BigPanda’s platform the first AIOps solution to provide a real-time topology model across the entire IT stack, including the dynamic infrastructures inside fast-moving IT stacks, by piecing together the third critical dataset for IT operations: topology data.Leveraging out-of-the-box integrations, BigPanda’s Real-time Topology Mesh ingests topology data from configuration management, cloud & virtualization management, service discovery, APM and CMDB tools to create a full-stack, always up-to-date topology model.For IT Ops, NOC and DevOps teams struggling to detect, investigate and resolve incidents and outages in fast-moving IT environments, BigPanda’s Real-time Topology Mesh significantly improves their ability to detect those incidents and outages, visualize them, identify their probable root cause, understand their impact on users and customers, and route them to the right teams for rapid resolution, all in real-time.

“The world of hybrid IT — with a mix of cloud-native and legacy, on-prem workloads — is here for the foreseeable future. Old approaches to problem solving in these complex, dynamic environments don’t work, in part because they typically don’t deliver insight into the relationship between changes and incidents,” said Nancy Gohring, senior analyst with 451 Research. “Correlating alerts, change events and topology can help teams narrow in on the cause of performance problems in modern application and infrastructure environments.”

With the launch of Root Cause Changes and Real-time Topology Mesh, BigPanda is now able to ingest the three critical datasets in IT operations: alerts, changes and topology, across all layers of fast-moving IT stacks, and use ML to correlate and analyze this data in real-time. This helps IT Ops, NOC and DevOps teams rapidly detect, investigate and resolve incidents and outages, minimizing the impact on users and customers.

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In live financial environments, capital markets software cannot pause for rebuilds. New capabilities are introduced as stacked technology layers to meet evolving demands while systems remain active, data keeps moving, and controls stay intact. AI is no exception, and its opportunities are significant: accelerated decision cycles, compressed manual workflows, and more effective operations across complex environments. The constraint isn't the models themselves, but the architectural environments they enter ...

Like most digital transformation shifts, organizations often prioritize productivity and leave security and observability to keep pace. This usually translates to both the mass implementation of new technology and fragmented monitoring and observability (M&O) tooling. In the era of AI and varied cloud architecture, a disparate observability function can be dangerous. IT teams will lack a complete picture of their IT environment, making it harder to diagnose issues while slowing down mean time to resolve (MTTR). In fact, according to recent data from the SolarWinds State of Monitoring & Observability Report, 77% of IT personnel said the lack of visibility across their on-prem and cloud architecture was an issue ...

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