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Chronosphere: The State of Cloud-Native Observability
Cloud native observability is a practice of rapidly detecting and remediating issues in complex and distributed systems.
Observability of cloud-native environments is important because it helps to ensure that these applications and infrastructure are running smoothly and effectively. To achieve this, enterprises typically use a combination of tools to ensure critical systems are highly reliable and performant
In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, EMA Analyst Torsten Volk joins Rachel Dines, Head of Product and Developer Marketing at Chronosphere to discuss:
- Cloud-native observability in 2023
- Helping with employee burnout and retention
- Cost issues with legacy tools and how Chronosphere can help
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Meet the panel
Torsten Volk
Rachel Dines
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