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Ep08: Four Sources - AgentData

EPISODE · Aug 31, 2015 · 31 MIN

Ep08: Four Sources - AgentData

from War Room Chronicles · host ExtraHop

In which we continue the four sources of data series where we answer some questions about different data sources in the ITOA world: What are they? What do they do? Why do you care? This week we talk about agent data. Like last time, we dig into pros and cons, possible use cases, ways in which it could benefit or bite you, and more. Ever wanted to get 6 geeks' perspective on different data types for monitoring and data driven business models? This is your series.

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