
Logz.io announced expansion of its AI-driven insight into the optimization of cloud applications and infrastructure through integration of generative AI.
By combining the power of a large language model with its existing AI capabilities—including the patented Cognitive Insights system—Logz.io further positions its Open 360TM platform as a modern, full-stack observability solution. Users benefit from the platform’s continued innovation, driven by crowdsourced insights from its global community of engineering and ITOps professionals to reduce mean time to remediation (MTTR).
Through integration of generative AI, the Open 360 platform gains more powerful capabilities to recommend improvement steps for engineering, DevOps and ITOps teams working to optimize their cloud applications and infrastructure. Building on Logz.io’s existing analytics capabilities, the inclusion of generative AI enriches the Open 360 platform’s Cognitive Insights features with a vast array of known solutions to emerging availability, performance, resilience and security issues.
“Business agility drives development agility, which in turn creates operational complexity and significant troubleshooting challenges,” said Logz.io CTO and co-founder Asaf Yigal. “Most companies collect far more data than they can operationally use, and they spend more money on their observability solutions each and every year. Perversely, all this data and money leads to fewer and fewer targeted insights that positively inform decision-making. Logz.io’s use of generative AI within our existing Cognitive Insights capability is a game changer, because it immediately can reduce MTTR, while extracting more value from less data, all at a lower cost.”
Users tapping into the Open 360 automated recommendation engine will now benefit from the vast wealth of related information incorporated by the generative AI model. All of this supports Logz.io’s continued work to accelerate and increase the efficiency of observability for its customers. Unlike proprietary solutions where innovation often yields to commercial interests, Logz.io is fundamentally dedicated to incorporating every available resource that can benefit its users, such as generative AI.
Here’s how Cognitive Insights with generative AI reduces MTTR for ITOps:
- An engineering team pushes new code into production and soon gets an alert. The DevOps engineer tasked with the project engages the Open 360 platform, which surfaces the most relevant issues to focus on. This reduces the need to search through exceptions and wade through a huge volume of logs, tracing and metrics data.
- To accelerate the process of looking through exceptions, Open 360 uses machine learning to identify common patterns in log data, which filters out the noise of, for example, millions of similar logs.
- The platform’s Cognitive Insights capability automatically cross-references log data with crowdsourced data from the Logz.io community to uncover potential issues and provide actionable references from the web. It pieces together human interactions with log data, combining it with related intelligence from available social threads, discussion forums and open source repositories. This automates—and greatly shortens—the formerly manual task of identifying relevant events, enriching them with information about context, severity and relevance, all while also providing known paths to remediation.
- By combining popular open source observability (OpenSearch, Prometheus and Jaeger) with generative AI, Cognitive Insights now helps users cast the widest net in gaining the latest monitoring, analysis, visualization and intelligence. Integrating generative AI with Cognitive Insights enriches crowdsourced data by additional sources of related information, all indexed by the large language model, vastly deepening the system’s intelligence and reducing MTTR from hours to minutes.
Open 360 with Cognitive Insights augmented by generative AI gives engineers the data they need quickly, including links to related information and best practices for resolving the most relevant issues, empowering them to quickly take actions toward resolution in the production environment.
“We moved quickly to launch the first observability platform leveraging the power of generative AI,” said Tomer Levy, CEO and co-founder of Logz.io. “Sure to be imitated by others, what we’ve pioneered will greatly enhance our Cognitive Insights capabilities and help our customers troubleshoot issues even faster, and speed is power in the battle against downtime and vulnerabilities.”
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