Suresh Mathew

Learn about five key differences between autonomous and traditional automated systems. These include 1. Intelligent Decision-Making, 2. Dynamic Adaptability and Context-Awareness, 3. Self-Correcting Capability, 4. Complexity and 5. Scalability and Limited Human Oversight.

Predictions for the how, where, and why of autonomous cloud management adoption in 2024.

Highlights including product roadmap expansion, autonomous community development & customer stories and analyst recognition.

Is Tesla known for building the safest car on earth? They made an interesting discovery regarding task division. By examining all operations, they identified two distinct segments: One that can be effectively performed by machines and another that is better suited for humans. When the first segment is completely handled by machines without any human intervention, it is referred to as an autonomous system. This means that the system operates autonomously.

It's been a fantastic year for Sedai, and we're proud to share our year-end accomplishments with you in five areas.

Sedai CEO Suresh Mathew shares eight predictions for 2023 and explains what they could mean for the adoption of autonomous cloud management.

Sedai has been accepted into the AWS Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Accelerate Program.

Microservices architectures are rapidly becoming the new norm architects rely on when it comes to cloud computing. There has been a lot of debate whether it's best to shift left, or shift right. With Microservices, organizations must shift up, and manage their systems autonomously.

We’re incredibly excited to announce that Sedai has been included as one of Gartner’s Cool Vendors for 2022 in Observability and Monitoring.

Get all the benefits of serverless with provisioned concurrency when it’s intelligently managed for you. Sedai will adjust based on your seasonality, dependencies, traffic, and anything else it is seeing in the platform.

While the shift from monolith to microservices changed the game in regard to deployments and team velocity, it simultaneously introduced the monotony of daily repetitive work and manual tasks. SREs and DevOps now need to entirely rethink how teams manage their applications on a day-to-day basis.

In this post, we’ll take a look at another piece of the microservices puzzle — proactive actions and the role they can and should play in keeping your business operations running smoothly.

With so many microservices, how can DevOps teams effectively manage, measure, and take appropriate action on SLOs?

Managing and maintaining all of the microservices in your cloud environment can be costly, tedious, and time-consuming. But what if there were some way to simplify cloud management with always-learning, always-available technology?

How can DevOps teams continue to ensure release quality when releases are constantly occurring?