Noah Labhart

If you're responsible for reliability, performance, or platform architecture, you already know the problem.

Telemetry volume is growing faster than teams can manage it.

Mesmo addresses this by moving observability upstream.

Instead of storing everything and asking questions later, Mesmo processes telemetry in motion, filtering, transforming, and enriching logs, metrics, and traces before they reach your observability backend.

The result is cleaner data, reduced ingestion costs, and faster root cause analysis using the tools you already rely on.

Mesmo integrates with platforms like Datadog, Dynatrace, and Open Source Stacks, giving teams more control without adding operational overhead.

This is especially useful for platform engineers and SREs supporting complex, distributed systems where context and speed matter.

To see how active telemetry works in practice, get a demo at mezmo.com slash codestory.

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So, as you step out on the balcony, you look across all that you've built, with Alcor in particular, what are you most proud of?

Let's flip the script a little bit.

Tell me about a mistake you made and how you and your team responded to it.

Okay, this will be fun.

Let's move forward then.

Tell me what the future looks like for Alcor, for what you offer for your team.

And if there's anything you're building to help you with this process on the inside or processes you follow, tell me about all the things.

Dmitry, let's switch to you.

Who influences the way that you work?

Name a person or many persons or something you look up to and why.

Okay, Dimitri, last question.