Cribl: The Stream Life

In this episode, we are listening to Nick Heudecker and Ed Bailey as they discuss steps on the road to efficient, detailed instrumentation. Instrument More… all scenarios for all points of view can’t be predicted. Being able to instrument everything all the time is the key to having the flexibility and simplicity to service every business need.

• What's driving the push for instrumentation across the enterprise
• How LogStream gives engineering teams options
• Why development teams need to be able to spend time instrumenting their code

• AppScope
• AppScope Data Sheet
• Introducing AppScope: Easy Black Box Instrumentation for Everything
• AppScope: Postgres SQL Observability
• AppScope Design
• AppScope: Interposition Mechanisms
• AppScope: Analyzing gRPC and Protobuf
• How AppScope helped resolve a DNS problem

In this episode of the Stream Life Podcast, we are excited to welcome our most fabulous Criblanians, Farrah Bui, our Chief of Staff and Head of Ops, and Ann Heaps, our Manager of People Ops to discuss, not just our love of goats, but about Cribl’s category-creating hyper-growth and how they plan to maintain a truly unique and awesome culture.

In this episode of the Stream Life Podcast, Abby is joined by Head of Product for LogStream, Nick Tankersley to discuss LogStream 3.0 and LogStream Cloud.

• How LogStream 3.0 is making observability more accessible for more people.
• What Packs bring to the LogStream experience.
• How we're building LogStream to scale in larger organizations.

In this episode of the Stream Life Podcast, Abby is joined by Chris DePuy from The 650 Group to discuss the latest research around observability.

Chris breaks down the current trends in data management in the enterprise, including the idea of a single pane of glass for all your tools.

What You Learn:

• Why data is growing at such an exponential rate.
• Why observability is growing in popularity.
• How observability tackles the challenges of immense data growth that many organizations are facing. 

In this episode, Abby introduces our new Head of Product for LogStream, Nick Tankersley and the two discuss what’s ahead for LogStream futures. Including an exciting new application we are working on that will allow users to customize and enhance their LogStream environments.

In this episode, Abby Strong and Nick Heudecker discuss sprawling monitoring and observability environments as many have pursued the promise of a single pane of glass of nirvana, which usually isn’t what happens in reality.

What You'll Learn:

• What are the most common database types?
• The differences between a Data Lakehouse and a Data Warehouse.
•  Why you'd want to use object stores.

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In this episode, Rachel taps into the deep expertise of Ed Bailey, Cribl Community member and a veteran of the large-scale data analytics and logging industry as he talks about the challenges of serving up the data and tooling needed to satisfy his internal customers, and how he can't imagine doing it without Cribl LogStream.

In this episode Abby and Clint are together again to give us an update on a brand new adventure for Cribl - our first open source project called AppScope. Another first-principles based innovation here at Cribl… it’s effectively a blackbox view into any Linux binary.

In this episode, we welcome Rachel Perkins and Steve Litras from Cribl to talk about how much the role of a logging and data wrangler has changed over the years, and how Cribl LogStream helps modern Data Ops/Engineering teams meet challenges head on by giving them control over the data they’re sending to their analytics tools, and opening up the landscape of access to the information needed to drive the business.

In this episode, Abby and Nick return to talk about their data & observability predictions for 2021. It’s all centered around security budgets and breaches, customer satisfaction and revenue and infrastructure costs.