Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
- Robots - Parallel Robots
Applicable Industries
- E-Commerce
- Equipment & Machinery
Use Cases
- Structural Health Monitoring
- Traffic Monitoring
About The Customer
Webscale Networks is an end-to-end technology provider supporting thousands of e-commerce businesses worldwide. Traditionally, e-commerce companies support their business with several disparate technology providers – one for hosting infrastructure, another for content delivery, and so on. Webscale resolves the pain and complexity of running an e-commerce technology stack by providing a one-stop-shop, offering everything from a multi-cloud, high-availability infrastructure platform to auto-scaling to security. It delivers all of this as a service, giving its customers peace of mind regarding their technology stack, so they can focus on running their business.
The Challenge
Webscale Networks, a technology provider for e-commerce businesses, was grappling with the complexity of managing multiple monitoring tools. The company had over half a dozen tools in place for monitoring, generating several terabytes of data per day. These systems created alerts whenever there was a problem, which were sent to FreshDesk, Webscale’s ticketing platform. In a given month, Webscale would receive over 2,000 alerts in FreshDesk, each taking upwards of 15 minutes to debug. This time was primarily due to all of their disparate data sources. The process added over 500 man-hours per month – time not spent on running queries or infrastructure operations. The company needed to reduce this time-consuming process and ensure a scalable, cost-effective approach. They also wanted to maintain granular insights while keeping costs in check.
The Solution
Webscale Networks evaluated centralized monitoring systems, including both enterprise and open-source offerings, to consolidate their data. However, they found that centralizing their data sources into these platforms would create exorbitant costs. The company then started evaluating Edge Delta to pair with their prospective centralized monitoring platform. Edge Delta analyzes Webscale’s raw observability data at their different sources and centralizes the insights, statistics, and aggregates within their preferred observability platform. This approach gives the Webscale team a consumable yet complete view of their data sources. By decoupling where Webscale analyzes data from where it’s stored, Edge Delta allows the team to keep its SIEM tool spending in check. The team elected to use Edge Delta in tandem with Sumo Logic, eliminating the need for their engineers to work across a disjointed set of monitoring tools whenever there was an alert.
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