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The Professor's Guide to Data Analysis: Observability, Telemetry, and Security
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager, Cribl
Class is back in session! Join our Observability Professor, Perry Correll, as he unpacks the fundamentals of Observability, Telemetry and Security Data analysis in this 10-part webinar series. Perry will delve into the challenges posed by the diverse definitions and agendas surrounding observability, and will equip you with the knowledge to critically analyze and navigate this crucial concept.
Through a series of hyper-focused, interactive modules, we'll explore observability's core principles, its relevance in IT environments, and the transformative power it holds.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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The Business Value of Observability
Ed Bailey, Senior Staff Technical Evangelist and Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager
Join the O11Y Professor, Perry Correll, and Ed Bailey as they discuss Observability and why it matters to your business. In this module, the two will talk through if Observability is a tool or a concept, how it plays into network resilience / reliability and if these concepts are different for various IT teams.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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O11Y: Identifying the Investigators
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager, Cribl
In this next module of our Observability Professor series, Perry dives into the realm of observability and focuses on the investigators – those who seek specific insights. Before digging into data collection, pipelines, and search mechanisms, we need to pinpoint exactly what we're searching for. This session will explore the "who" and the "why" behind these inquiries because, in most organizations, the data collected may be similar, but the emphasis placed on different aspects and the tools required can vary significantly. It's all about tailoring observability to your unique needs.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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Unblocking Insights: Navigating the Depths of Observability Data
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager, Cribl
Data is the foundation of our Observability journey. Often when talking about O11Y, you may think of the 3 pillars – metrics, traces, and logs. Within this module, Professor Correll will discuss these and the various categories of data that are both generated and gathered. Additionally, the module will examine how a single dataset can hold distinct levels of significance across various departments.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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Exploring the Essentials: A Guide to Observability Components and Tools
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager, Cribl
In this module, Professor Correll discusses Observability Components and Tools. This segment touches on agents and sources, with the general principle being that each source typically associates with one or more dedicated agents. Additionally, the module will explore the significance of logging and monitoring as crucial elements for sustaining peak application performance. The module also addresses topics such as analytics, infrastructure, and concluding with a focus on pipelines and integration.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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Mastering Observability Pipelines: Streamlining Data Collection and Analysis
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager, Cribl
Tune into this session and gain insights from our Observability Professor, Perry Correll, as he dives into the concept of Observability Pipelines. Imagine the possibilities of consolidating data collection and processing for various event types, including metrics, logs, and traces. By unifying data collection, you can minimize the need for redundant agents, duplicate instrumentation, and multiple collection systems.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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A Deep Dive into Observability Search Tool Options
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager, Cribl
When you create, collect, and store data, there comes a time when you need to find specific information. Think about it – when you're at your computer and need to locate a particular file, a tool like Grep is handy. So, why invest time and resources in collecting, centralizing, and indexing data just for a simple search?
But here's the twist – sometimes, collecting and indexing data is precisely what you need. While many effective data search tools exist, the fact that there are many tools doesn't mean there's no room for improvement.
Think of your toolbox at home – you probably have some excellent tools, but how often do you add a new one that offers something different? It typically doesn't replace anything; it just adds an extra capability. In this module, we'll explore your options for searching your data, helping you make the most of your data management toolbox.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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Observability and Security in Focus: Strengthening Your Digital Defenses
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager and Jackie McGuire, Sr Staff Market Strategy, Cribl
In this module, our experts address the critical convergence of observability and security. Perry and Jackie answer whether there's a distinction, dive into security teams' challenges and data needs, and explain why an observability pipeline can boost your security measures.
You’ll leave this session knowing:
- Observability vs. Security: Are they distinct?
- Security Team Challenges: What keeps them up at night?
- Cyber Resilience: What is it?
- The Power of Observability: How it enhances security.Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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Efficiency Through Observability: Elevating Application Management
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager, Cribl
Join this module to hear Professor Correll explore the world of Application Performance Management (APM). In this session he covers gaining insights into your applications and understanding how your infrastructure and various teams work together to ensure a seamless service. When issues emerge, solutions are vital. Discover how the use of APM tools from different vendors can empower you with the knowledge needed to preempt major problems.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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Observability and the Cloud(s)
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager and Felicia Dorng, Sr Product Marketing Mgr II, Cribl
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager is joined by Felicia Dorng, Senior Product Marketing Manager, as they discuss how observability can help optimize performance, costs, and security in your multicloud environment.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/
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Observability Architecture
Perry Correll, Principal Technical Content Manager and Ed Bailey, Senior Staff Technical Evangelist, Cribl
Join Perry Correll, The Observability Professor, and Ed Bailey for a comprehensive guide on observability architecture. They’ll walk through components, stakeholders, and tools for building a healthy observability practice.
Want to learn more? Download a copy of "Searching Observability Data for Dummies" here: https://cribl.io/resources/searching-observability-data-for-dummies/