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Bronto
The Intelligent Observability Data Platform
About Bronto
Bronto is the intelligent observability platform built for modern engineering teams. We unify logs, metrics, and traces in one place, then layer AI on top to investigate incidents, surface root causes, and turn raw telemetry into clear answers. Teams use Bronto to cut through alert noise, accelerate root-cause analysis, and ship reliable software with confidence. Bronto is the fourth platform built by the world's leading observability engineers, researchers, and operators, with over 150 years of combined experience pushing telemetry forward. The team has scaled systems to petabytes, pioneered foundational innovations like livetail and bloom filter indexing, and reshaped observability for the cloud era. Now they're coming back together to redefine what's possible in the age of AI: faster, more scalable, and more cost efficient than anything that came before. Co-led by Trevor Parsons and Noel Ruane, with CTO David Tracey and Field CTO Benoit Gaudin, Bronto's leadership brings decades of experience from Logentries, Rapid7, IBM, Sun Microsystems, Dell, and Polaris Partners.
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Presence & Recognition
Bronto is hosting a virtual webinar led by Severin Neumann and Stephen Crowley on why common observability shortcuts can lead to data gaps disrupting incident investigations.
Reported by Bronto
Products & Services
Bronto merged the proposal for an OpenTelemetry SIG for Dart and Flutter into the community repository as of last Friday.
Reported by Severin Neumann
Presence & Recognition
Bronto is hosting a webinar titled Give Your AI Investigator a Complete Case File with Severin Neumann and Stephen Crowley, alongside DevOps.com.
Reported by Severin Neumann
Presence & Recognition
Bronto employee Severin Neumann and friend Oz are attending the Kubernetes, Cloud Native, and Platform Engineering Meetup Munich to speak about knete and observability.
Reported by Severin Neumann
Products & Services
Bronto is using Docker buildx history trace to send build traces to its preferred observability backend
Reported by Severin Neumann