Sysdig Launches Visibility and Security Platform 2.0 and Introduces the Industry’s First and Only Unified Approach to Closing the Cloud-Native Visibility Gap
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According to a new report by analysts at 451 Research, “Tools that were designed for monolithic applications running on a relatively simple, vertical stack no longer suffice in increasingly complex environments comprised of containers, microservices, third-party services, and multiple clouds. They are all looking for ways to embrace DevSecOps to break down the communication and cost inefficiencies among team silos,” said Payal Chakravarty, vice president of product management at Sysdig. A single agent based on the extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) to collect context-rich and deep performance and security data from hosts, containers, orchestrators, network, process, and files across clouds. “Sysdig’s contribution is closing the visibility gap with a single platform that unifies performance and security data with all the context needed for highly distributed, ephemeral microservices. A topological view that dynamically understands Kubernetes orchestration, combining compliance violations, network connections, and performance metrics to provide a more holistic infrastructure status.
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