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Coralogix and Skyflow have launched a partnership to help organisations protect sensitive customer data within logs without compromising observability. The collaboration addresses a key challenge: traditional redaction methods strip away context, making logs difficult to query and operationalise. Instead of removing sensitive data, Skyflow replaces it with privacy-preserving tokens, allowing logs to remain searchable whilst keeping underlying data centrally controlled and auditable. This approach maintains search functionality, event correlation and AI-driven operations whilst ensuring data protection. The solution enables policy-based data access, supports data residency requirements across regions, and allows AI agents to operate safely on telemetry without accessing raw sensitive data. Both companies serve enterprise clients across fintech, healthcare, retail and other regulated industries.

Coralogix launches Olly, first autonomous observability agent for real-time insights. AI observability pioneer Coralogix announced the commercial availability of Olly, the first and only autonomous observability agent that correlates telemetry data, runs analysis, and delivers clear evidence-backed answers about production issues in real time without requiring any prompting. It behaves like a true engineering teammate, deciding what to analyze, running the necessary queries, explaining every decision it makes, and offering next steps. Olly enters the market with a bold mission: to disrupt the saturated AI assistant market and redefine how people interact with data. Unlike an AI assistant that simply responds to commands and assists with minor tasks, Olly acts as a proactive intelligence layer that anticipates problems, adapts to context, and continually evolves with its users. Olly removes the complexity of troubleshooting by autonomously identifying root causes, surfacing key signals, and detecting anomalies as they occur. It generates on-demand visualizations from live telemetry and provides precise, data-driven answers to questions like "What is frustrating my customers today?" During incidents, Olly pinpoints affected services, highlights critical bottlenecks, and recommends remediation steps, giving teams a dependable partner for seamless troubleshooting. Traditional observability forces engineers to navigate countless dashboards and manually correlate logs, metrics, and traces, which often takes hours. Olly eliminates this problem by fully analyzing observability data points and correlating telemetry on its own, reducing investigation time from hours to minutes. Coralogix is showcasing Olly this week at AWS re:Invent at Las Vegas' Venetian Expo (Booth #1739), where the company has been named one of the AWS Marketplace Partners of the Year in recognition of exceptional performance and customer impact within the AWS ecosystem. Assaraf and Coralogix VP of AI Liran Hason will also host a session Wednesday on "AI-Native Era of Observability: How You Can Get Started Today (AIM220-S)," outlining the future of observability and demonstrating how Olly enables instant insights and autonomous investigations. Ariel Assaraf, CEO and Co-Founder, Coralogix Liran Hason, VP of AI, Coralogix Ray Sharma is an Industry Analyst and Editor at The Fast Mode. He has over 15 years of experience in mobile broadband technologies and solutions, conducting research and analysis on various technology segments and producing articles and write-ups on the latest developments within the sector. He is also in charge of social media engagement and industry liaisons.