Everything Is Green and Nothing Works: Network Reachability in Radar
Pods Ready, Service green, curl times out. Radar's Reachability tab traces the declared network path and live-probes it, naming the first hop that breaks.
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Tracking Secrets Through an Agent Run
How Sim tracks the secrets an agent run actually uses, carries that provenance across tools and storage, redacts values at every egress boundary, and records which run touched which credential.
Sim Blog8 min readKubernetes Events Expire in an Hour. Your Incidents Don't.
Kubernetes events expire after one hour by default, and many of the changes that cause incidents never become events at all. How to keep history that survives.
Radar Blog11 min readWe Build a Kubernetes Dashboard. AI Agents Might Make It Obsolete.
The honest bear case against our own product: if agents operate the cluster, who needs the UI? Here's what actually dies, and the job that gets bigger.
Radar Blog13 min readMCP servers are infrastructure. Run them like it.
Weekend demos die on Monday. What we learned running MCP servers for real agent traffic, and what changes when a tool call has an SLA.
Elva Blog4 min readAI-driven instrumentation made possible with new mobile SDK skill
New agent skill handles installation and instrumentation of the bitdrift Capture SDK. bd-instrumentation, bd-cli and bd-docs empower agentic mobile observability.
bitdrift Blog5 min readIntroducing Radar Cloud: Multi-Cluster Kubernetes Visibility for Teams
Radar Cloud is the team layer on top of Radar OSS: fleet views, Google and GitHub sign-in on every plan, K8s-native RBAC via impersonation. Current cluster state is read live, not replicated.
Radar Blog13 min readChatOps With Context: Wire SigNoz Into Ari in 3 Steps
Most ChatOps bots are a glorified query bar. This walks through wiring SigNoz into Ari with server-level instructions and per-channel scoping — so the assistant in the channel already knows the feature you shipped, the discussion around it, and which service to query. Three steps, about ten minutes.
Oats Blog4 min read23 tools, 4 agents, zero surprises
Per-agent activity, tool-level latency, and catching the schema gap before Claude does.
Elva Blog7 min readOpenTelemetry GenAI spans in agent workflows: trace every tool call to find latency loops and token-cost hotspots
Agent failures rarely look like a single slow request. They look like loops: plan, call tool, retry, summarize, call another tool, exceed budget. OpenTelemetry’s GenAI semantic conventions give developers a portable way to trace those steps with model, token, workflow, and tool-call attributes.
Grass Blog5 min readMobile teams: Log these app behavior signals to avoid blindspots
Mobile requires a different approach. Learn what app behavior & contextual UX signals mobile engineering teams should log for a proactive observability strategy.
bitdrift Blog5 min readFive Questions You Can't Answer With kubectl
kubectl hands you one object at a time, as raw YAML. Here are five questions - relationships, isolation, image contents, history, posture - where that runs out of road.
Radar Blog9 min readDevice performance signals to log for mobile observability
Mobile requires a different approach. Learn what device performance signals mobile engineering teams should log for a proactive observability strategy.
bitdrift Blog5 min readIntroducing the bitdrift Public API: For programmable observability and beyond
Agents query reality with the bitdrift Public API, enabling programmatic access to admin, workflows, charts, issues, and captured sessions via the bitdrift CLI.
bitdrift Blog4 min readWhat 1.2 million agent tool calls taught us about timeouts, retries, and the true cost of a vague error message
Ninety days of production MCP traffic in numbers: retry storms, timeout cliffs, and why one ambiguous error string cost more than any outage did.
Elva Blog4 min readNow available in AWS Marketplace, bitdrift delivers enterprise-ready mobile observability without friction
Newly available in AWS Marketplace, bitdrift makes it easy for enterprises to deploy mobile observability, featuring SaaS, BYOC, and BYOB deployment models.
bitdrift Blog5 min readFrom Drowning in Logs to Conversing with Your Data: Introducing Maxmallow
Picture this: It's 3 AM, your AI agent is behaving erratically in production, and users are complaining. You open your observability dashboard and you're greeted with thousands of traces, sessions, and log entries. You know the answer is somewhere in there: but where do you even
Maxim AI Blog7 min readCritical User Journeys: Where revenue optimization & application debugging unite
CUJ is the user's shortest path between opening your app and getting what they came for. Learn why they're hard to understand on mobile & how bitdrift can help.
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