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Observability Meets Knowledge Graphs
AI Agents don’t just collect data — they connect it. Knowledge graphs turn observability into understanding. From Data Points to Relationships Traditional monitoring tools treat telemetry as isolated signals — logs over here, metrics over there, traces somewhere else. Knowledge graphs change the game. They connect relationships across services, applications, infrastructure, and users into a unified model of how the system actually behaves. Instead of asking “What happened?” A
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Beyond Alerts: Coaching, Not Just Reporting
The best observability systems don’t just notify you —they help you grow. From Notification to Understanding Traditional monitoring tools react to events by simply reporting them: CPU utilization high. Latency spike detected. Information without meaning. Observability + AI Agents introduce a different paradigm: “Here’s what happened, why it matters, and what to do next.” Instead of a wall of alerts, engineers receive insight: context, impact, and recommended action. This tran
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The Collaborative Console: Reimagining the Operator Experience
Imagine an observability platform that doesn’t just display data — it collaborates with you. From Dashboards to Dialogue Traditional dashboards were built for observation, not collaboration. Operators scanned graphs, drilled into metrics, and manually correlated logs to uncover causes. The new paradigm replaces passive visualization with conversation . Through natural language interfaces, AI Agents summarize anomalies, explain trends, and even answer “what if” questions. This
3 days ago1 min read
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