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groundcover also reduces the effort required to get started. Thanks to its use of eBPF, teams can begin collecting infrastructure and application data without manually inserting code or ...

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groundcover, the eBPF-driven observability platform for modern architectures, launches an MCP server that is faster and more accurate than any other MCP server on the market. Starting today ...

Groundcover, an Israeli startup, wants to challenge the incumbent APM and monitoring companies with its lightweight all-in-one observability stack. As the adoption of microservices and Kubernetes ...

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- groundcover, the eBPF-driven observability platform for modern architectures, announces today that it raised $35 Million in Series B funding led by ...

Startup Groundcover joined the crowded observability market with a few differentiators: eBPF-enabled visibility into application stacks, an architecture that keeps data in the customer's ...

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Groundcover’s promise is to offer a new approach that helps developers up their Kubernetes observability game with eBPF. Rabinovich said Groundcover’s solution could instantaneously pinpoint ...