Blog
Using OpenTelemetry and the OTel Collector for Logs, Metrics, and Traces
This production-focused guide offers an understanding of what OpenTelemetry is, its core components, and a detailed look at the OTel Collector.
Media Article
Shmuel Kliger on Causely’s Integration with OpenTelemetry
Shmuel talks with Techstrong.tv's Alan Shimel about Causely launching its integration with OpenTelemetry, which has redefined observability by standardizing how telemetry data is collected and processed.
Media Article
Point Your OpenTelemetry Data at Causely to Find What Matters in the Noise
Causely is a new player on the observability scene. The main problem their platform addresses is that modern teams are drowning in too many alerts and too much data coming from multiple observability solutions across open-source and 3rd party vendors.
Media Article
Causely Announces OpenTelemetry Integration: Solving Observability Overload For Developers
Causely is announcing its integration with OpenTelemetry, bringing a fresh approach to observability that cuts through the noise and surfaces only what matters.
Podcast
Episode 60: Shmuel Kliger, Founder of Causely
In this 10KMedia Podcast interview, Adam sits down with Shmuel to discuss the problems with traditional observability, the importance of OpenTelemetry, and how Causely is helping teams find the signal in the noise.
Causely product
Causely Launches New Integration with OpenTelemetry, Cutting Through the Observability Noise and Pinpointing What Matters
Causely, the causal reasoning platform for modern engineering teams, today launches a native integration with OpenTelemetry.
Podcast
The Humans of OpenTelemetry
Adriana Villela (Dynatrace) and Reese Lee (New Relic) interviewed Causely Co-founder Endre Sara, along with several other OpenTelemetry users and contributors, during KubeCon NA 2024.
Blog
Tackling CPU Throttling in Kubernetes for Better Application Performance
CPU throttling is a frequent challenge in containerized environments, particularly for resource-intensive applications. It happens when a container surpasses its allocated CPU limits, prompting the scheduler to restrict CPU usage. While this mechanism ensures fair resource sharing, it can significan
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Observability talks sure to make waves at KubeCon
KubeCon North America 2024 is around the corner! This year I’m especially excited, as it’s my first KubeCon since we launched Causely. The energy at KubeCon is unmatched, and it’s a great opportunity to catch up with familiar faces and make new…
Media Article
Causal Reasoning Software with Causely’s Francis Cordon
Blog
The use of eBPF – in Netflix, GPU infrastructure, Windows programs and more
Takeaways from eBPF Summit 2024 How are organizations applying eBPF to solve real problems in observability, security, profiling, and networking? It’s a question I’ve found myself asking as I work in and around the observability space – and I was pleasantly…
Blog
The “R” in MTTR: Repair or Recover? What’s the difference?
Finding meaning in a world of acronyms There are so many ways to measure application reliability today, with hundreds of key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure availability, error rates, user experiences, and quality of service (QoS). Yet every organization I…