What Are the Three Pillars of Observability?
The traditional three pillars of observability are considered logging, metrics, and tracing. These three data types are essential for building a reliable, scalable, and maintainabl…
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Heidi Gabrielson
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What Is Intelligent Automation?
Intelligent automation uses advanced technologies such as machine learning (ML), correlation, and automation to automate IT operations tasks. This involves the use of smart algorit…
What is Observability vs Monitoring?
Observability and monitoring are related concepts in the field of IT operations, but they are not the same thing. Monitoring refers to the practice of collecting and analyzing data…
Riverbed IQ Leverages Third-Party Data
According to Enterprise Management Associates, 64% of organizations use 4-10 monitoring tools, while another 17% use 11 or more. This tools sprawl exacerbates the challenge of corr…
Riverbed IQ Solves Zero Trust Blind Spots
As companies have shifted their employee workspace environments from the office to a “work from anywhere” model, the security perimeter has extended to cover remote users, data cen…
Solving Hybrid Work Challenges for NetOps
According to Gartner hybrid work is here to stay, with 75% of hybrid or remote knowledge workers say their expectations for working flexibly have increased. If an organization were…
Riverbed IQ Accelerates Troubleshooting with New Integrations
According to Enterprise Strategy Group’s 2023 Technology Spending Intentions Survey, more than half (53%) of respondents said their organization’s IT environment is more or signifi…
EMA Releases New Report on Network Observability
The recently released report by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), Network Observability: Delivering Actionable Insights to Network Operations, is sponsored by Riverbed and he…
Analytics Control Riverbed IQ
According to Gartner, analytics and AI continue to be the top IT and business investment priorities for organizations’ digital transformation initiatives. Emerging technologies, su…
The Flexibility of Riverbed IQ Runbooks for Automating Troubleshooting
Riverbed IQ, Riverbed’s SaaS-based Unified Observability service, uses automated investigative workflows, called runbooks, to enable faster, easier root cause analysis. The no-code…
Shift Left for NetOps
Shift left is not new. In DevOps, for example, shift left means involving testing teams earlier in the development process and testing at all stages to find bugs when they are easi…
The Power of Full-Fidelity Telemetry in Unified Observability
Riverbed IQ’s approach to unified observability begins with the full-fidelity telemetry our market-leading NPM and DEM products provide. It applies artificial intelligence and mach…