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DZone Trend Reports provide expert thought leadership and survey insights into recent advancements in technology, how adoption of new tools or methodologies has grown over time, the challenges that exist in executing on the promises of these technologies, and what new advancements are on the horizon.
The dawn of observability across the software ecosystem has fully disrupted standard performance monitoring and management. Enhancing these approaches with sophisticated, data-driven, and automated insights allows your organization to better identify anomalies and incidents across applications and wider systems. While monitoring and standard performance practices are still necessary, they now serve to complement organizations' comprehensive observability strategies.
This year's Observability and Performance Trend Report moves beyond metrics, logs, and traces — we dive into essential topics around full-stack observability, like security considerations, AIOps, the future of hybrid and cloud-native observability, and much more.
Over a decade ago, DZone welcomed the arrival of its first ever data-centric publication. Since then, the trends surrounding the data movement have held many titles — big data, data science, advanced analytics, business intelligence, data analytics, and quite a few more. Despite its varying vernacular, the purpose has remained the same: to build intelligent, data-driven systems. The industry has come a long way from organizing unstructured data and driving cultural acceptance to adopting today's modern data pipelines and embracing business intelligence capabilities.
This year's Data Engineering Trend Report draws all former terminology, advancements, and discoveries into the larger picture, illustrating where we stand today along our unique, evolving data journeys. Within these pages, readers will find the keys to successfully build a foundation for fast and vast data intelligence across their organization. Our goal is for the contents of this report to help guide individual contributors and businesses alike as they strive for mastery of their data environments.
In 2014, Kubernetes' first commit was pushed to production. And 10 years later, it is now one of the most prolific open-source systems in the software development space. So what made Kubernetes so deeply entrenched within organizations' systems architectures? Its promise of scale, speed, and delivery, that is — and Kubernetes isn't going anywhere any time soon.
DZone's fifth annual Kubernetes in the Enterprise Trend Report dives further into the nuances and evolving requirements for the now 10-year-old platform. Our original research explored topics like architectural evolutions in Kubernetes, emerging cloud security threats, advancements in Kubernetes monitoring and observability, the impact and influence of AI, and more, results from which are featured in the research findings.
As we celebrate a decade of Kubernetes, we also look toward ushering in its future, discovering how developers and other Kubernetes practitioners are guiding the industry toward a new era. In the report, you'll find insights like these from several of our community experts; these practitioners guide essential discussions around mitigating the Kubernetes threat landscape, observability lessons learned from running Kubernetes, considerations for effective AI/ML Kubernetes deployments, and much more.