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Azion Data Streaming is our data delivery tool, and a critical player in our observability full-stack of tools. Good analytics is critical to the success of your enterprise security, web maintenance, and business insights, and data delivery methods like Azion Data Streaming provide the raw information that analytics tools need to produce valuable metrics.

Real-time data is critical for deep and powerful visibility. Among the observability products that Azion offers there is an essential solution for monitoring your applications and content: Real-Time Events.

Security analytics is one aspect of securing your network that is far too often undervalued. With it, you can leverage data analytics tools to render your security system more internally transparent, and by doing so, attain data-driven insights to anticipate and respond fluidly to both standard and novel cyber attacks.

One of Azion’s core values is innovation: the ability to develop solutions that unlock new possibilities. That’s why twice a year, members from various departments join together for Hackathon: an event where participants research, develop, and pitch new solutions for Azion’s products in one frantic 24-hour burst of creative problem-solving.

Data analytics tools sort through all of the data your servers and applications generate, sifting through all of the junk and white noise like a cyber bloodhound, and returning with real solid information and insights on recurring patterns that can be used for a wide variety of use cases, including troubleshooting and maintenance.

Today, it’s not enough to know your product inside and out, to have schooled yourself in the ins and outs of building and running a modern digital enterprise. Businesses looking to maximize their relevance need to exist in a near-constant state of evolution, and to do that, you need to be keeping a much closer eye on your customers and business operations.

With security increasingly becoming more important, as well as regulatory requirements around privacy and data collection, it's more important than ever to build insights around your data.

A company lives and dies based on the rapport it manages to achieve with its customers, and in the impersonal world of the internet, you can’t achieve that with a handshake and a smile. Your website and web presence is the digital face of your company, and if any aspect of it is ill-conceived or poorly optimized, far too many customers aren’t going to be able to see past the rough exterior to the great product offering underneath.

Observability has so many benefits, not just for DevOps, but for businesses as well, that in this blog post we're going deeper into the advantages of it: save effort, time, and money.

Observability is a fundamental and extremely powerful practice for dealing with distributed and increasingly dynamic and complex systems. This is because observability is able to provide a holistic view of a system and allow you to determine when, why and how an atypical event happened, in addition to enabling the prevention of incidents.

This post will provide you with an introduction to data streaming, and the design philosophy that it supports, and hopefully show you the importance of selecting a data streaming service that can properly support your system.

How do you plan for an uncertain future? This frustrating question is undoubtedly on the minds of many e-commerce owners after a tumultuous year. The pandemic forced both retailers and pure e-commerce companies to embrace new digital initiatives overnight, with no sense of when or if things would return to normal. But despite this dramatic upheaval, many of these changes can be seen as accelerations of already occurring trends.

As e-commerce becomes an increasingly popular way for consumers to shop, businesses must find new and innovative ways to improve their sites in order to remain competitive. By providing speed, increased availability, real-time analytics, and security in the last mile, edge computing can give retailers a competitive advantage. This blog post will examine the benefits of edge computing and how it can be used to deliver three key needs for e-commerce businesses: high performance, custom experiences, and building trust with customers.

Data Streaming allows our clients to feed SIEM, Big Data, and stream processing platforms with real-time data from their content and applications.