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Causal Reasoning Software with Causely’s Francis Cordon

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30 Sep 2024
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How Humm Group Delivered Flawlessly in a High-Stakes Product Launch

How Humm Group Delivered Flawlessly in a High-Stakes Product Launch

Launching a new fintech product required certainty across a complex microservices platform. With Causely modeling cause-and-effect relationships across services, Humm Group gained system-level understanding and confidence that critical dependencies behaved correctly during launch.

By Ben Yemini 12 Mar 2026
Reliability Is Managed In Services, But Felt In Transactions

Reliability Is Managed In Services, But Felt In Transactions

Reliability is managed in services, but users experience outcomes. In complex, multi-service and AI-driven architectures, systems can look healthy in isolation while end-to-end workflows still fail. Product reliability needs visibility at the level of transactions and flows.

By Severin Neumann 19 Feb 2026
Alerts Aren’t the Investigation: What Comes Next in Incident Response?

Alerts Aren’t the Investigation: What Comes Next in Incident Response?

Alerts are signals, not explanations. By explicitly mapping alerts to symptoms and inferred root causes, Causely turns alert noise into a coherent explanation of what is actually happening in the system.

By Ben Yemini 09 Feb 2026
How to Turn Slow Queries into Actionable Reliability Metrics with OpenTelemetry

How to Turn Slow Queries into Actionable Reliability Metrics with OpenTelemetry

Slow SQL queries degrade UX and reliability. This guide shows how to distill OpenTelemetry DB spans into actionable metrics: build span-derived slow-query dashboards, rank queries by traffic impact, and detect regressions with anomaly baselines, so you fix what matters first. Hands-on lab included.

By Severin Neumann 04 Feb 2026
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