Join Kentik’s Greg Villain and Steve Meuse and discover how network observability empowers network operators to face the challenges of an ever-changing economy and focus on cost, performance, and reliability. Learn about network observability tools and methods, simplifying complex hybrid network data, the infrastructure decision framework, and how AI is powering the future of network monitoring.
Watch this webinar to learn about:
Understanding Network Observability: Gain insights into the core concepts of network observability and how it enables network operators to manage and optimize their networks effectively.
Tools and Methods: Learn about various tools and methods for simplifying complex hybrid network data, including real-time telemetry, enriched data analysis, and integrating multiple data sources.
The Infrastructure Decision Framework: Discover how to evaluate network infrastructure decisions based on three critical dimensions: cost, performance, and resilience.
Democratizing Network Data Access: Explore strategies for making network data accessible across different teams within an organization, ensuring efficient and informed decision-making.
Connectivity Cost Management: Understand how to track and optimize connectivity costs by automating data integration from contracts, telemetry, and usage patterns.
Peering and Interconnection Optimization: Learn how to make data-driven decisions about peering and interconnection, leveraging enriched telemetry and external datasets.
Real-World Network Observability Examples: See practical examples of how Kentik’s network observability platform helps organizations monitor, analyze, and optimize their network performance and cost-efficiency.
The Future of Network Management: Get a glimpse into the future of network observability with AI, machine learning, and conversational troubleshooting, making network management more intuitive and efficient.
Build vs. Buy for Network Monitoring: Explore the considerations of building your own network monitoring tools versus adopting commercially available solutions, focusing on scalability, feature velocity, and total cost of ownership.