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As software systems become more intricate, observability becomes even more essential to monitoring and managing performance across digital environments. As we know it today, observability relies on three pillars — logs, metrics and traces — to gain valuable system insights, troubleshoot and ensure system reliability.

From Agentic AI to the new backbone of Observability, Sumo Logic CEO Joe Kim talks about some top tech trends for simplifying complexity in 2025

John Visneski, CISO at Sumo Logic, covers how you can evolve your security practice from a cost center to a mission-critical enabler of business success. By aligning security with business goals, fostering DevOps collaboration, and embracing innovation like generative AI, security teams can help businesses work smarter, faster, and thrive.

With the speed of innovation today, security is no longer an afterthought; it’s a fundamental requirement. To stay ahead of evolving threats, adopting a DevSecOps approach is crucial. DevPro Journal recently spoke with a few experts to learn more about the key trends shaping the DevSecOps landscape in 2025.

DevOps proves its mission-critical role by aligning technical efforts with business outcomes.

As part of DEVOPSdigest's annual list of DevOps predictions, DevSecOps experts — from analysts and consultants to the top vendors — offer thoughtful, insightful, and often controversial predictions on how DevSecOps and related risks and tools will evolve in 2025.

In the past year economic and business pressures, the rise of AI technologies talent shortages and more have put a strain on code pipelines and increased demands on developer teams. This in turn leads to fears around developer strain, product launch timescales and cybersecurity risks

In APMdigest's predictions series, Sumo Logic's CEO Joe Kim talks about why logs will be the workhorse for the next generation of observability.