Cloud native observability is revolutionizing the financial services industry, providing solutions that bridge the gap from legacy systems to modern, cloud native infrastructures. On the other hand, traditional Application Performance Monitoring (APM) tools were designed for the IT environments of the past. These tools often struggle to handle the complexity and dynamic nature of today’s microservices- and container-based environments, which are being adopted widely by financial institutions to deliver world-class services, enhance efficiency, and minimize costs.
As we advance into the era of cloud native technologies, it’s crucial that financial services firms are equipped with observability tools that not only provide deep insights into system performance, but also focus on outcomes. Modern observability takes a proactive approach, enabling teams to identify and resolve issues before they impact service delivery. This enhances reliability, optimizes resources, and ultimately, reduces costs—giving financial institutions a competitive edge in an increasingly digital landscape.
3 generations of disruption
In order to fully understand the significance of cloud native observability, let’s take a look at how monitoring solutions have evolved over time, transitioning from a reactive approach to a more proactive and insightful one.
5 reasons cloud native observability is best for financial services’ growing environments
- Handling data volume
- Managing ephemerality
- Understanding interdependence
- Ensuring data freedom
- Reducing costs
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