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Kensu Brings Data Observability to Data Engineers

What can an organization do to troubleshoot flawed data sets before they get into the hands of end-users? In this episode of “Powered by Snowflake,” host Daniel Myers explores that topic with Andy Petrella, Founder and CPO of Kensu, which offers a data observability platform built specifically for data engineers. The conversation includes a demo of the platform that spotlights how it enables data engineers to proactively identify data problems before the data gets to stakeholders.

How Kensu's Integration with Matillion empowers data teams to deliver reliable data

It’s a common thread amongst data-driven organizations: data teams face soaring volumes of data with varying complexities, which raise issues regarding data reliability. Efficiently monitoring data pipelines has become paramount to swiftly identifying and addressing potential data incidents, ensuring minimal impact on data practitioners and end users.

Observability Tools: Cutting Costs Without Compromising on Quality

In software development, striking a balance between cost and quality can sometimes feel as tricky as finding a bug in a spaghetti code. Observability tools face a similar dilemma, often consuming a significant portion of the budget and growing significantly year over year. The irony? The vast majority of the data gathered is never used. As is often the case, the driving force behind this trend is not an emotional response.

Observe Your Phoenix App with Structured Logging

In this post, we'll configure a Phoenix LiveView application to use a structured logger. We'll then use AppSignal to correlate log events with other telemetry signals, like exception reports and traces. Along the way, you'll learn about the benefits of structured logging, and you'll see how to configure a distinct framework and application logger in your Phoenix app. Let's get started!

Episode 3: Cut Observability Costs (SD Times Microwebinars)

If you dig down to the bottom of it, you’ll find that Observability will eat up any budget allocated to it and then some. That’s because the need for more Observability is rarely rooted in engineering needs. It is in fact coming from a much more primal place: the fear of the unknown. This is why Observability is a huge cost driver, growing year over year, and tremendously hard to optimize. Because anything you cut away will be quickly replaced by new data points.

Episode 2: Live Observability (SD Times Microwebinars)

In the first episode, we will discuss the fourth pillar of Observability and how Snapshots are so much better than logs. One of the big benefits of Snapshots in particular and agile Observability in general is that you can adapt your Observability in real-time without requiring code changes or redeployments.

Mesh Observability with OpenTelemetry P2: Deep Dive

📣 We had so much fun talking Mesh and OpenTelemetry in our last Kong Builders that we decided to give you a special Part 2! Join us on July 5th for a special extra addition of #KongBuilders live. Don't worry! We'll still be back again the last Wednesday of July too in our usual monthly slot! Join your favorite hosts, Viktor Gamov and Danny Freese as they dive even deeper into observability with OpenTelemetry. 📈📋

Kensu launches the first Data Observability solution for Matillion enhancing data productivity for the Enterprise

Kensu announces a strategic partnership with Matillion, the leader in data productivity. Kensu is the first solution to bring advanced data observability capabilities to support Matillion Data Productivity Cloud, empowering organizations to gain richer insights into their data pipelines, ultimately strengthening trust in their data.