Seeing an entire subnet or fleet is fascinating. I hadn't seen the perf engineer side before, which is interesting. Process graphs are so fun!
We get involved in a lot of graph scenarios, and this one we frequently see in the security side, where folks are coming up with detections or investigating incidents. Imagine checking for shell calls with unexpected arguments, or a fleet not running as uniformly as expected. There was a post a few days ago about OSQuery -- combining these together opens a lot.
Edit: Meant to add -- we are launching louie.ai to 'talk' to your DB/SIEM/etc and get these kind of rich visual investigations, if of interest to anyone. Think notebooks, dashboards, orchestrations, API endpoints, etc . Again, we already expect this use case for security folks, but we are internally using louie.ai for our own general observability tasks, and I'd happy to onboard net eng etc folks wanting to do that too!
We get involved in a lot of graph scenarios, and this one we frequently see in the security side, where folks are coming up with detections or investigating incidents. Imagine checking for shell calls with unexpected arguments, or a fleet not running as uniformly as expected. There was a post a few days ago about OSQuery -- combining these together opens a lot.
Edit: Meant to add -- we are launching louie.ai to 'talk' to your DB/SIEM/etc and get these kind of rich visual investigations, if of interest to anyone. Think notebooks, dashboards, orchestrations, API endpoints, etc . Again, we already expect this use case for security folks, but we are internally using louie.ai for our own general observability tasks, and I'd happy to onboard net eng etc folks wanting to do that too!