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Cloud-Native Observability with Bruno Kurtic, Sumo Logic
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Operating a modern digital business means building and operating large, highly-scaled applications that are more and more cloud-native in their architecture and implementation. Observability is critical in maintaining the highly scaled, highly available, highly adaptive nature of these modern cloud-native applications. You just can't keep a large, complex, modern application operating without having a solid, modern observability platform as part of your system. And ideally, in today's cloud-native market, you want an observability platform that is based on cloud-native technologies.
Sumo Logic is a leader in cloud-native observability. They not only focus on providing analytics for cloud-native applications, but they themselves also operate on a cloud-native platform. And while Sumo Logic provides tools for improving application reliability and availability, what really sets them apart is their focus on security and compliance in a cloud-native environment.
Bruno Kurtic, founding Chief Strategy Officer for Sumo Logic, today on Modern Digital Business.
Useful Links
- Bruno Kurtic | LinkedIn
- Cloud Log Management, Monitoring, SIEM Tools | Sumo Logic
- Architecting for Scale, 2nd Edition, O’Reilly Media
About Lee
Lee Atchison is a software architect, author, public speaker, and recognized thought leader on cloud computing and application modernization. His most recent book, Architecting for Scale (O’Reilly Media), is an essential resource for technical teams looking to maintain high availability and manage risk in their cloud environments. Lee has been widely quoted in multiple technology publications, including InfoWorld, Diginomica, IT Brief, Programmable Web, CIO Review, and DZone, and has been a featured speaker at events across the globe.
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LinkedIn Learning Courses
Are you looking to become an architect? Or perhaps are you looking to learn how to drive your organization towards better utilization of the cloud? Are you you looking for ways to help you utilize a Cloud Center of Excellence in your organization? I have a whole series of cloud and architecture courses available on LinkedIn Learning. For more information, please go to leeatchison.com/courses or mdb.fm/courses.
LinkedIn Learning Courses
Are you looking to become an architect? Or perhaps are you looking to learn how to drive your organization towards better utilization of the cloud? Are you you looking for ways to help you utilize a Cloud Center of Excellence in your organization? I have a whole series of cloud and architecture courses available on LinkedIn Learning. For more information, please go to leeatchison.com/courses or mdb.fm/courses.
Architecting for Scale
What does it take to operate a modern organization running a modern digital application? Read more in my O’Reilly Media book Architecting for Scale, now in its second edition. Go to: leeatchison.com/books or mdb.fm/afs.
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