Connect OpenTelemetry signals end-to-end with Dynatrace
Dynatrace enhances OpenTelemetry by adding automated context and topology across the entire technology stack, including frontend experiences, backend services, infrastructure, and …
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Cyber Deception with Koney and Dynatrace
Koney is an open-source Kubernetes operator that automates cyber deception by deploying "honeytokens," or decoy files, across a cluster to catch attackers during unauthorized acces…
Open Source Isn’t Free: A Guide to Real TCO in AI-Accelerated Simulation
This text serves as a comprehensive resource hub focused on the intersection of Industrial IoT, Artificial Intelligence, and Big Data. It highlights how these technologies drive di…
Building in the open: How Dynatrace invests in open source to move the industry forward
Dynatrace highlights its active leadership and significant contributions to key open-source projects, including OpenTelemetry, W3C Trace Context, and OpenFeature. By driving the de…
Real-time Analytics News for the Week Ending June 13
This text serves as a comprehensive resource hub focused on the integration of Industrial IoT, Artificial Intelligence, and Big Data to drive digital transformation. It highlights …
OpenTelemetry graduates: A milestone for the observability Open Source community
OpenTelemetry has officially graduated from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), establishing itself as a stable, production-ready standard for observability. This milesto…
Upgrading Fedora with Zabbix and Ansible
The Fedora Project transitioned its infrastructure monitoring from the aging Nagios system to Zabbix to resolve issues with technical debt and configuration drift. By leveraging An…
Replicate New Relic Language Agent Error Filtering Functionality
This article explains how New Relic represents errors through metrics and spans and highlights the importance of filtering non-actionable errors to prevent alert fatigue and inflat…
index4j: Open-source FM-Index for fast queries on compressed logs
The FM-Index is a data structure designed to provide both high compression and fast, flexible substring searching for large, static datasets like log files. The article introduces …
Best practices for hashing variable-length data structures
This article explores how concatenating variable-length fields can cause hash collisions and proposes more reliable serialization strategies, such as using delimiters, length prefi…
OpenTelemetry Events vs. New Relic Custom Events: Capabilities, Context, and the “Why”
This article explains the difference between OpenTelemetry (OTel) Events and New Relic Custom Events, both used for observability signals. OTel Events are structured logs tied to t…