Elastic Announces New Features to Accelerate Investigation Workflows in Elastic Observability
Elastic (NYSE: ESTC) has introduced new features aimed at enhancing investigative workflows and efficiency for users. The updated Elastic APM now provides a service health overview to facilitate root cause analysis, while the new resource heatmap in Elastic Metrics streamlines infrastructure monitoring. Additionally, the Elastic Common Schema logging libraries are now available, allowing developers to improve application observability by linking application logs and traces. These updates are designed to reduce mean time to insight (MTTI) and mean time to resolution (MTTR) for users.
- Introduction of service health overview in Elastic APM enhances root cause analysis efficiency.
- New resource heatmap in Elastic Metrics improves infrastructure monitoring and troubleshooting workflows.
- General availability of Elastic Common Schema logging libraries improves application observability.
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Elastic (NYSE: ESTC) (“Elastic”), the company behind Elasticsearch and the Elastic Stack, recently announced several new features that accelerate investigative workflows and reduce mean time to insight (MTTI) and mean time to resolution (MTTR) for users.
The new service health overview in Elastic APM accelerates root cause analysis and troubleshooting by aggregating key aspects of service health into a single view. Developers and reliability engineers can quickly troubleshoot service issues and identify the root cause with minimal context switching.
A new resource heatmap in Elastic Metrics adds an enhanced view that presents host health in a single panel, streamlining infrastructure monitoring and troubleshooting workflows. The heatmap gives a bird's-eye view of the state of a user’s infrastructure, making it easy to quickly spot troubled resources and narrow down the next steps of an investigation by pinpointing hosts that need closer inspection.
In addition, Elastic Common Schema (ECS) logging libraries are now generally available to help users deepen application observability with automatic linking between application logs and traces. Logging libraries in ECS make it easy for application developers to automatically inject the trace context captured by the APM agent into their application logs, enabling the log-to-trace correlation required for streamlined analysis.
For more information read the Elastic blog about what's new in Elastic Observability 7.11.
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