The second of a three-part guide series explaining the process of using continuous synthetic testing as a comprehensive cloud monitoring solution to find problems before they start.
The first in a three-part guide series explaining the process of using continuous synthetic testing as a comprehensive cloud monitoring solution to find problems before they start.
We’re fresh off KubeCon NA, where we showcased our new Kubernetes observability product, Kentik Kube, to the hordes of cloud native architecture enthusiasts. Learn about how deep visibility into container networking across clusters and clouds is the future of k8s networking.
The concept of network observability has taken hold in the market. But how are users adopting this technology, and what gaps remain? This article provides a taste of the user survey results from a newly released market study.
KMI Insights is now available. Insights brings the dynamics of transit and peering relationships that are of most interest to you into focus.
Kubernetes has become the de facto standard for cloud-based applications. As companies migrate more and more workloads, ensuring reliable connectivity and performance are critical not just for user applications but also for the cluster itself.
Companies considering cloud adoption should ensure that they take these valuable lessons into account to avoid hidden cloud costs.
We’re excited to announce our beta launch of Kentik Kube, an industry-first solution that reveals how K8s traffic routes through an organization’s data center, cloud, and the internet.
At first glance, a DDoS attack may seem less sophisticated than other types of network attacks, but its effects can be devastating. Visibility into the attack and mitigation is therefore critical for any organization with a public internet presence. Learn how to use Kentik to see the propagation of BGP announcements on the public internet before, during, and after the DDoS attack mitigation.
A packet capture is a great option for troubleshooting network issues and performing digital forensics, but is it a good option for always-on visibility considering flow data gives us the vast majority of the information we need for normal network operations?