Many organizations still use rolling restarts to fix problems, but it simply isn’t acceptable anymore. Check out Sumo Logic CEO Joe Kim's latest blog to learn why standards for #observability and #reliability are changing and what you need to stay ahead.
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Many organizations still use rolling restarts to fix problems, but it simply isn’t acceptable anymore. Check out Sumo Logic CEO Joe Kim's latest blog to learn why standards for #observability and #reliability are changing and what you need to stay ahead.
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Many organizations still use rolling restarts to fix problems, but it simply isn’t acceptable anymore. Check out Sumo Logic CEO Joe Kim's latest blog to learn why standards for #observability and #reliability are changing and what you need to stay ahead.
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Many organizations still use rolling restarts to fix problems, but it simply isn’t acceptable anymore. Check out Sumo Logic CEO Joe Kim's latest blog to learn why standards for #observability and #reliability are changing and what you need to stay ahead.
Blog: From “rebooting” to reliable and secure applications: Optimizing the customer experience
sumologic.com
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Many organizations still use rolling restarts to fix problems, but it simply isn’t acceptable anymore. Check out Sumo Logic CEO Joe Kim's latest blog to learn why standards for #observability and #reliability are changing and what you need to stay ahead.
Blog: From “rebooting” to reliable and secure applications: Optimizing the customer experience
sumologic.com
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Many organizations still use rolling restarts to fix problems, but it simply isn’t acceptable anymore. Check out Sumo Logic CEO Joe Kim's latest blog to learn why standards for #observability and #reliability are changing and what you need to stay ahead.
Blog: From “rebooting” to reliable and secure applications: Optimizing the customer experience
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