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From court to code: Build an agentic RAG assistant with Elasticsearch

Want to see what it really takes to build a smart AI assistant? How about one that can help you make the right fantasy basketball picks? In this live session, we’ll demonstrate how to instantly activate and ground a high-performance AI agent using the Elastic Agent Builder, and we’ll show how it powers real-world use cases like smarter player picks. Join JD Armada, developer advocate, for a 20-minute live coding session to learn about.

Troubleshoot Faster with the New Log Search and Filtering in Qovery Observe

Following the launch of Qovery Observe, we’re progressively adding new capabilities to help you better monitor, debug, and understand your applications. Today, we’re excited to announce a major improvement to the Logs experience: you can now search and filter directly within your application logs.

ISP Monitoring Explained: How to Measure, Manage, and Improve Internet Performance

Reliable internet connectivity isn’t a convenience. It’s mission-critical infrastructure for modern organizations. Every organization today depends on high-speed, reliable internet access for daily operations—from cloud collaboration and data transfer to streaming, remote work, and customer engagement. As digital transformation accelerates, the rise of AI, large language models (LLMs), IoT, and device sprawl has massively increased bandwidth demand and network complexity.

25 Sumo Logic updates to better monitor and secure your Azure environments

If you manage workloads across multiple clouds, you know how easy it is for critical alerts or performance issues to get lost in the noise. Switching between consoles, correlating logs, and tracking metrics across platforms can slow down troubleshooting, delaying incident resolution and increasing risk of missing critical alerts.

CriblCon 25 Keynote Livestream

IT and security data professionals stand at a crossroads. The practices and technologies that have served you for the last ten years are at their breaking point, facing an onslaught of data growth and complexity that will only accelerate as AI goes mainstream. You have a choice. Stay earthbound or take your telemetry to the stratosphere and beyond.

Monitor logs from Amazon EKS on Fargate with Datadog

Amazon EKS on Fargate is a managed service that reduces the operational overhead of maintaining a Kubernetes cluster by abstracting away the underlying infrastructure. In a serverless Fargate environment, each pod is assigned its own isolated compute resources; there is no direct host-level access.

AI-First: Agentic AI needs a new architecture

At Cribl, we’ve talked a lot about epochs. A moment in time when there was a before and after. AI, and specifically agentic AI, is an epoch. The way we work is going to forever change. There have been many such events in our lifetimes: the PC, the Internet, and the smartphone. AI will change how we work forever. Prior to the PC, there were people whose jobs were literally titled “computer”.

Introducing Cribl Notebooks: One Tab For Your Entire Investigation

Investigations move fast. Data is messy. And today’s analysts are expected to connect the dots across massive datasets and various tools—while documenting every step and sharing results with stakeholders. What does that look like? A security investigation may involve 10 or more queries—each one filtering, transforming, and analyzing data from a different angle—duplicated across multiple browser tabs so nothing gets lost.

Introducing Cribl Insights: A central hub for monitoring and alerts

What happens when your data pipelines slow down, drop volume, or quietly change shape? Most monitoring tools won’t catch those shifts until it’s too late—when downstream systems are already impacted, dashboards are broken, or critical information is missing. That’s why we’re excited to introduce Cribl Insights, to give you real-time visibility into every part of your Cribl environment: data flows, operations, processing, user activity, configuration changes, and more.