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We had the chance to chat with Shahar Azulay, Co-Founder & CEO of Ground Cover, to share the story of founding Ground Cover and lessons learned in his startup journey.

Observability bills can surprise companies, and developers may be on the hook for changing code if bills grow too large.

Groundcover is boasting of better results using a new eBPF observability tool that it says outperformed a competitor by more than three times.

Groundcover is a new Observability platform that uses eBPF to provide for metrics, logs, and traces.

In this video, I explain about Kubernetes observability and some of the challenges to build a complete observability solution.

groundcover is a tool that simplifies the process of monitoring and managing Kubernetes applications by utilizing eBPF, a powerful Linux kernel technology.

In this video, we will take a look at groundcover, a new tool that combines observability tools into a single solution backed by eBPF and with a unique Web UI.

In today's episode we’re going to be talking about a new visual network map where teams can see the services running in their cluster and how developers can utilize eBPF.

Observability comes with a few challenges.I spoke with Shahar Azulay about the state of application performance and how eBPF is shaping the future.

Groundcover is a new Observability platform that uses eBPF to provide for metrics, logs, and traces.

Israeli startup groundcover uses eBPF, an extension of the original Berkeley Packet Filter, to monitor Kubernetes applications.

Lemonade plans to put tools from eBPF startup Groundcover in production this year in a bid to reduce instrumentation work and other overhead for its small DevOps team.