How cloud native observability can be the right choice for your firm
Hear about the advantages of cloud native observability
Join expert speakers on 19 July – Ian Smith, Field CTO at Chronosphere; Michael Azoff, Chief Analyst at Omdia; and NatWest Group’s Tom Bentley – to learn how cloud native observability can be the right choice for your firm, its advantages over legacy monitoring systems, and what buyers should take into consideration when opting for cloud native observability.
In this webinar you’ll be able to learn from real-world examples and gain practical insights from industry experts who have successfully harnessed the power of cloud native observability to overcome their challenges.
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In an increasingly challenging economic environment, financial services companies – from global organisations to budding fintech start-ups – are all investing in cloud native technologies to ship new features faster, optimise costs and deliver an optimal application experience. Downtime events can cost millions, putting more pressure than ever on engineering teams.
Most companies can calculate the cost of a service outage, but the cost of an unreliable observability platform can be much more difficult to scope. Legacy monitoring systems, which were built for observing monolithic applications deployed on virtual machines, struggle with containers and microservices-based environments.
Poor reliability of an observability platform can end up costing companies in several ways. Business can grind to a halt, engineers get burned out, troubleshooting takes too long, and customers switch to competitors after a bad experience.
And in times such as these, companies often choose to manage risk – often at the expense of investing in the right technology. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
By investing in tools such as cloud native observability, financial services companies can not only achieve significant cost savings, but also increase engineer productivity and improve overall reliability.
To find out more about how cloud native observability and the advantages for your firm register for this free webinar taking place at 4pm BST on 19 July.
