Logz.io announced the introduction of its new Open 360™ platform.
With the launch of Open 360™, Logz.io delivers numerous innovations that measurably reduce the complexity of cloud applications monitoring and troubleshooting, while optimizing related resources.
Open Open 360™ addresses the most significant and pervasive challenges faced by today’s observability teams - the inability to efficiently monitor complex applications while controlling related data volumes and costs. By directly targeting the requirement to process huge volumes of available data to gain insight into popular systems such as Kubernetes - Open 360 is purpose-built to help observability teams focus on, and pay for, only the most critical data.
“Observability is an absolute essential, but today’s model is broken,” says Tomer Levy, CEO and co-founder of Logz.io. “Organizations need an open platform that addresses the explosion of noisy, low-value data, while aligning with the maturity of their existing teams by enabling them to benefit from the unmatched innovation and flexibility of open source. The days of ‘let’s process and pay for every ounce of data’, and proprietary vendor lock-in, are over.”
Open 360™ introduces new capabilities ranging from centralized, cross-stack Kubernetes observability to an expanded data collection agent, representing a significant step forward in the delivery of full stack observability that provides rapid time to value, at any scale.
Among the key capabilities delivered in Open 360™ are new offerings including:
- Logz.io Kubernetes 360 announced last month, delivers unified observability for Kubernetes environments, providing a single interface across open source tools including OpenSearch, Prometheus and Jaeger, among others.
- Logz.io Telemetry Collector extends Logz.io agent-based data collection to accelerate and streamline onboarding and immediately surface key insights.
- Logz.io Data Optimization Hub provides a centralized dashboard interface to inventory all incoming observability data and provides insights to identify and manage noisy data.
- Logz.io LogMetrics Index speeds conversion of log data into key metrics for monitoring related trends while simplifying indexing and substantially reducing costs.
- Logz.io Trace Sampling Wizard simplifies configuration of the popular open source OpenTelemetry Collector to simplify related data onboarding.
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