Webinars
Which Logs Do You Really Need? A Framework for Cost-Conscious Teams
Date: Thu, January 22, 2026
Location: Virtual
As log volumes surge, teams face a false choice between runaway bills and dangerous observability blind spots. While telemetry pipelines provide a solution, your team must still think through the best way to reduce data.
This webinar introduces a practical framework to move beyond ad-hoc log sampling toward deliberate decisions about what to keep at full fidelity, what to optimize, what to move to cheaper storage, and what to drop entirely—without losing the signals you depend on.
Tune in to learn:
- How to classify telemetry sources by usage, risk, and access-time requirements so you can confidently choose between hot, warm, and cold tiers.
- How to apply a clear “keep vs. optimize vs. archive vs. drop” decision model in your telemetry pipeline with concrete examples for different log types.
- How to define ownership, guardrails, and simple review workflows so SRE, security, and finance can safely collaborate on ongoing telemetry cost controls.
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Speakers
Sr. Product Marketing Manager | Chronosphere
Sr. Product Marketing Manager | Chronosphere
Sr. Product Marketing Manager | Chronosphere
Riley Peronto, a Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Chronosphere, brings years of expertise in log management and telemetry pipelines.
Working closely with customers, Riley gains invaluable insights that fuel his technical storytelling. He aims to help teams that are navigating the landscape of cloud-native technologies and data-driven operations.
Head of Product Innovation at Chronosphere
Head of Product Innovation at Chronosphere
Head of Product Innovation at Chronosphere
Alok Bhide is the Head of Product Innovation at Chronosphere, and has been in the Observability space for over a decade, formerly as a Director of Product at Spunk and CPO at Universal Tennis, where he was also responsible for SRE and the Engineering teams. Alok is currently responsible for the Logs offering at Chronosphere. Having worked as a vendor and as a customer of Observability tools, Alok is heavily focused on improving the value-to-cost profile of logging, which remains a big pain point for small and large shops alike.