Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Join Ed Bailey and Perry Correll, The Observability Professor, for a comprehensive guide on observability architecture. They’ll walk through components, stakeholders, and tools for building a healthy observability practice.

Please join the Observability Professor, Perry Correll, and Ed Bailey as they kick off a series of live streams about the magic and challenges of observability. In this session, Perry and Ed will talk about the foundational aspects of what is observability and its value to an enterprise. In later sessions, they will talk about steps for better telemetry from your applications and logs and how to use that data to help your business achieve clear insights into your application and customer behavior. It will be a fun and interesting discussion!

Ed Bailey and Jackie McGuire from Cribl will recap Black Hat 2023, focusing on emerging trends in cybersecurity, including the rise of advanced AI. We’ll share insights and anecdotes from our time at the event. Tune into the live stream for an engaging discussion, and come prepared with your thoughts and questions about Black Hat and the future of cybersecurity.

Your analytics system of choice is probably pulling triple-duty for your enterprise–data collection, data storage, and its primary goal: analytics for monitoring, reporting and taking action. In this session we discuss considerations for various use cases, and why and how to use Cribl Stream to customize the processing and routing of various data sources to optimize, enrich, and route your data based on its content, value, and purpose.

Cribl’s Ed Bailey will lead a great discussion with nth degree’s Paul Stout and Scott Gray about the evolution of the service model from time and materials to outcome-based services. We will share our own stories about our experiences with services and how to make them better. Join the live stream for a fun discussion and come armed with suggestions for how to make your next services engagement better.

Data is massively growing. Cleaning it up and getting it where it needs to be is difficult, and so expensive. You can't easily find what you need, when you need it. And that's baaaaaad for business.

On July 17th, 2023, more than 400 Cribl users came together at The Mirage in Las Vegas to celebrate each other and the power of learning at CriblCon. The theme of our conference, “Do Different,” resonated throughout the day, emphasizing our commitment to innovation and highlighting the distinctive approach our customers and employees bring to every aspect of their work.

The increasing demand for Cribl Stream as an internal service is a testament to its effectiveness in improving operations and enhancing security measures. With the rise of ITOps, SecOps, SRE, DevOps, and other teams embracing Cribl Stream, we are excited to offer Cribl Stream Projects, which enables the secure expansion of Stream usage to more users within organizations. This enhances collaboration and provides deeper insights, resulting in a more personalized user experience. With Stream Projects, Cribl is the first product in the industry enabling organizations to allow teams to manage their own data without needing to understand the infrastructure or service being used to collect and route it.

Cribl Edge and Cribl Search provide a powerful and comprehensive observability solution that allows observability engineers to quickly access and analyze logs and metrics from edge nodes without needing to ingest data into other security or analytics tools.

In this customer story, Ryan Sanders, lead security engineer at SpyCloud, shares his experience using Cribl to centralize and store data for account takeover protection and online fraud prevention. Ryan discusses the challenges he faced in managing data across multiple platforms and the solutions Cribl provided. Cribl acts as the Swiss Army knife for observability engineers, empowering them to collect data from various sources and perform custom integrations.