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Jeff Stewart

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Field CTO

Jeff Stewart

Jeff Stewart brings more than 20 years of monitoring and observability expertise, with over 13 years of product strategy and solutions engineering at SolarWinds. He is responsible for driving business results, defining product strategy, and leading our global solutions engineering organization with a customer-focused mindset to connect our customers with the best software solutions.

The Latest Posts Featuring Jeff Stewart

Elevating SolarWinds Observability for Hybrid IT Environments
Exciting times here at SolarWinds. We’re uniting our self-hosted and SaaS observability offerings under a single umbrella, SolarWinds® Observability, and announcing a host of enhancements that will allow us to…
Expand Your View of Observability

Observability is a buzzword that has gained a lot of traction in the IT industry lately. But what does it really mean, and how does it relate to the challenges that modern IT organizations face?

Multi-Tasking in the Modern Database Environment
July 31, 2024
Database
Every database manager knows the complexities involved in maintaining and optimizing multiple enterprise databases. But knowing the complexities of database management and having the requisite knowledge and skills (never mind…
Green Data: The Role of Observability in Shaping a Sustainable Future
Systems speak in data. Widespread digitization means systems communicate more than ever, while increasingly refined means of recording and interpreting their messages are revolutionizing IT management. Meanwhile, beyond the engine…
Evolutionary Query: The Rise of PostgreSQL
May 14, 2024
Database
The latest release of SolarWinds® Database Performance Analyzer (DPA) software includes table tuning and index advisors for PostgreSQL—building on DPA’s existing performance monitoring capabilities. Over the last thirty-five years, there’s…
Why Your Observability Strategy Needs Security Observability
An observability strategy helps many businesses support the stability and performance of complex, distributed IT environments. Since you may already be tracking the three pillars of observability—metrics, logs, and traces—why…