Make Telemetry Data Usable for All Teams
• Enhanced data accessibility and visualizations
• Quickly onboard new data sources
• Migrate to new observability platforms
Mezmo Telemetry Pipeline helps you streamline data orchestration, ensure data quality, and implement governance for better data utilization. Pipeline gets the right data, in the right format, and routes it to your tools, at the right time.
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Get Data Ready for Any Use and Destination
Increase your data value and optimize data flows by transforming data. Modify data as needed for compatibility with various end destinations. Enrich and augment data for better context. Scrub sensitive data, or encrypt it to maintain compliance standards. Out-of-the-box processors for parsing, aggregation, events-to-metrics, and encrypt help prepare your data for immediate use.
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Increase Data Access and Value
Pipeline helps you make data available in the right format for endless observability and analytics platforms. Wider data access, with the right governance in place, helps improve collaboration and ensures that the teams have the right data for making the right decisions.
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Setting up a New Observability Practice
A pipeline is an indispensable tool when you are migrating to a newer, more modern observability platform or thinking of unbundling your analysis from storage. You can use the pipeline to maintain a parallel data stream while you are migrating, and then you can easily switch to the new platforms once you are ready.
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