Architecture
Tiered Storage – Pros and Cons
Tiered storage is a method of data management that assigns data to various kinds of storage devices/media based on the current value of the underlying
November 23, 2021
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Architecture
Splunk Costs: How to escape the “Ingest Hell” and Maximize value
An overview of Splunk costs Did you know that utilizing Splunk to index 5 GB of data per day would cost you more than $30,000?
November 22, 2021
Architecture
Machine data pipelines that never block, never drop
When it comes to IT observability and monitoring, machine data pipelines form the nerves if your observability platform is the nerve center. They create channels
November 10, 2021
Architecture
Building apica.io for Observability at Scale
At apica.io, we architect and build our software for infinite scale. Infinite scalability was part of our Day 0 thinking. Our system is also designed
November 8, 2021
Architecture
6 Dimensions Of Data Quality
Have you ever questioned what it takes to be a truly data-driven company? To make important decisions, you must have faith in the accuracy and
October 28, 2021
Cloud
How to Reduce TCO and Infrastructure Costs for your Business?
A large percentage of organizations today tend to spend way too much on compute resources and storage. For instance, investing in high capacity on-premise data
October 21, 2021
Architecture
Centralized Linux Log Management Using Apica
Endpoints in an IT environment generate logs related to access, operations, events, and errors. A security breach on an endpoint could direct attackers to the
September 14, 2021
AIOps
Compute & Storage Should Be Decoupled for Log Management at Scale
Originally published at The New Stack Most log management solutions store log data in a database and enable search by storing an index of the
May 11, 2021
Architecture
Sync.Pool — an essential for Go applications
Apica’s observability stack is predominantly written in Go. As a team, we love the simplicity of the language and the tooling that comes with it.
February 23, 2021