Artificial intelligence-powered observability company Observe Inc. today announced the launch of Kubernetes Explorer, a new addition to its observability platform created to simplify visualizing and troubleshooting for cloud-native environments.Kubernetes Explorer has been designed to allow DevOps teams, Site Reliability Engineers and software engineers to easily understand disparate Kubernetes components, detect issues quickly, uncover root causes and resolve them faster than ever before.The release seeks to tackle this issue wherein, as AI and edge computing trends drive Kubernetes adoption, the complexity of observing distributed applications and infrastructure has increased

Betting on a startup is always a risky venture, but with Observe Inc., an application observability platform, Jeremy Burton (pictured), the company’s chief executive officer, seems to have hit the jackpot.Observe is built on Snowflake Inc.’s data platform, allowing Observe to pool large amounts of data into a central data lake. This investment in a big data company has paid off, according to Burton.Observe CEO Jeremy Burton discusses how the company’s observability platform is addressing query latency