Hans Lõugas

May 28, 2024 | dynatrace.com | Hans Lõugas |Tiit Hallas |Florian Beck |Troy Mangum

Logs provide answers, but monitoring is a challengeMaking sure your required logs are monitored is a task distributed between the data owner and the monitoring administrator. Often, it comes down to provisioning YAML configuration files and listing the files or log sources required for monitoring. This manual, error-prone approach can lead to monitoring gaps, which become critical when a host or service has an outage or incident.

Oct 30, 2023 | dynatrace.com | Tomasz Rybczynski |Hans Lõugas |Troy Mangum

The growing challenge in modern IT environments is the exponential increase in log telemetry data, driven by the expansion of cloud-native, geographically distributed, container- and microservice-based architectures. Organizations need a more proactive approach to log management to tame this proliferation of cloud data. By following key log analytics and log management best practices, teams can get more business value from their data.

Oct 17, 2023 | dynatrace.com | Bipin K. Singh |Troy Mangum |Hans Lõugas

In today’s data-driven landscape, businesses are grappling with an unprecedented surge in data volume. The rise of cloud-native microservice architectures further exacerbates this change. The data generated by applications to support operational teams has reached overwhelming proportions. This data overload also prevents customer-centric pricing models as users consider cost-effective technology platforms.

Oct 6, 2023 | dynatrace.com | Gary Kaiser |Tomasz Rybczynski |Mario Kahlhofer |Hans Lõugas

Grail, the Dynatrace causational data lakehouse, was explicitly designed for observability and security data, with artificial intelligence integrated into its foundation. We’ve further enhanced its capabilities to meet the high standards of large enterprises by incorporating record-level permission policies. To fully utilize Grail features, it’s recommended that you incorporate its unique buckets and security policies at the beginning of your observability journey.