StackState gets a big data store with time travel capabilities
Changing StackState’s big data store to StackGraph is a strategic choice and an important step to:
Combine real-time and historical IT stack change and failure data into one model
Create a base for abnormality detection, IT operation analytics and machine learning capabilities.
IT services managers, Dev/Ops and IT architects will eventually experience time-travelling capabilities in an intuitive interface to browse back in time to see the status of the IT stack at any moment in the past. This adds a complete new dimension to the insights and understanding how small incidents hidden in the stack develop over time into big failures or even core services downtime. StackState is the first to create a full stack IT Operation Memory (ITOM) to power advanced analytics and machine learning capabilities.
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