Data ingestion is the process of moving data from its source location into a data warehouse. Data warehouses are used to store data for reporting and analysis purposes. Data ingestion is typically performed using automated ETL (extract, transform, and load) tools. These tools extract data from the source system, transform it into the desired format, and load it into the data warehouse. Data inges...

Data Retention is the management and regulation of how long an organization stores data, usually referring to customer data acquired via their service. Data retention policies typically determine a retention period, a set amount of time that customer data is stored within their system before deletion.

Full-text search is a method of searching for information in a database that looks at the actual content of the data. A search engine examines all of the words in every stored document while attempting to match search criteria. This allows you to configure search features to search for specific terms within the text of stored documents, making it much easier to find the information you need.

Log analysis is the process of examining log files to extract information about operating systems or networks. The logs may be from servers, applications, or devices.

Log management is the process of collecting, analyzing, and storing logs from your organization's systems and applications. It helps you to track events and identify issues quickly and easily.

Observability is a measure of how well the internal states of a system can be inferred from its external outputs. In control theory, observability is a key concept that determines whether or not a system can be controlled. If a system is not observable, then it is not possible to know what its internal state is and therefore it cannot be controlled.