Health Log Analytics
Spot problems in log noise before they become outages.
Health Log Analytics (HLA) reads the log streams from your applications and infrastructure and detects anomalies before they become outages, spotting the unusual pattern that precedes a failure, often ahead of any threshold-based alert.
- Logs as an early-warning signal
- How it works
- Part of AIOps
- Common mistakes
Health Log Analytics (HLA) reads the log streams from your applications and infrastructure and detects anomalies before they become outages, spotting the unusual pattern that precedes a failure, often ahead of any threshold-based alert.
Logs as an early-warning signal
Where Event Management reacts to alerts that monitoring tools already raised, HLA looks deeper, at raw logs, and learns each system's normal behaviour. A sudden spike in error patterns or log volume becomes an anomaly signal.
How it works
Part of AIOps
Common mistakes
- Expecting value on day one, the baseline needs time to learn.
- Feeding it unstructured, unlabelled logs and hoping for signal.
- Treating HLA as a replacement for, not a complement to, Event Management.
- Ignoring the anomalies it raises because they don't fit an existing rule.