agentic observability

groundcover this week promoted an Azure-native version of its Agent Mode observability product, positioning the feature at Microsoft Build 2026 as an AI-assisted incident investigator that runs inside a customer’s own cloud environment. The pitch is simple: logs, metrics, and traces are no...

New Relic’s latest push to wire intelligent observability directly into Microsoft Azure’s agentic surfaces promises to shorten troubleshooting loops, reduce mean time to resolution (MTTR), and bring production-grade telemetry into the IDE and control-plane experiences developers and SREs use...

New Relic’s latest push to put observability directly into the flow of cloud work—through a public-preview AI Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server and new integrations with Microsoft Azure—marks a pivotal evolution in how SREs, DevOps and developers will diagnose and act on incidents in the era...

New Relic’s latest push to embed observability directly into Azure’s agentic surfaces marks a decisive step toward making AI-driven agents practical, auditable, and — importantly — actionable inside developer and SRE workflows, promising shorter mean time to resolution (MTTR) while raising new...

Dynatrace’s preview of a purpose-built cloud operations solution for Microsoft Azure — and its direct integration with Microsoft’s new Azure SRE Agent — marks a significant shift in how observability vendors are attempting to convert insight into safe, auditable action inside a hyperscaler...

Microsoft’s Agent Factory guidance sharpens the focus on agent observability as the non-negotiable foundation for reliable, safe, and scalable agentic AI — and its recommendations are timely: as agents move from prototypes to workflows that touch business-critical data and systems, observability...