Coralogix, a leading provider of full-stack observability and security solutions, has announced the launch of Olly, an AI-powered agent developed to enhance and expand observability across the enterprise.
Olly empowers users at any level of management, from product managers to business leaders, to access and engage with observable data and receive real-time, actionable insights.
“Olly is more than just an observability tool; it’s an intelligent assistant that empowers employees to gain full access to all their data and make better decisions,” said Ariel Assaraf, CEO, Coralogix.
The launch in India is part of Coralogix’s ongoing global expansion, following its recently announced $115 million Series E funding round. With this round, Coralogix has surpassed a $1 billion valuation, supported by strong customer growth and rising demand for scalable observability solutions.
India’s observability market is projected to reach $280.3 million by 2030, with the broader enterprise monitoring space set to hit $906.54 million by 2032. Despite this growth, organisations still face persistent challenges such as managing high volumes of data, inconsistent data quality, and a shortage of AI expertise.
Olly addresses these gaps by moving beyond traditional observability tools. It combines advanced AI with telemetry data to deliver contextual insights and support smarter, faster decision-making across teams.
The launch comes at a time when observability is gaining strategic importance.
Following the major CrowdStrike outage in 2024, which impacted global systems and led to significant losses, industry experts have emphasised the need for robust observability solutions. Platforms like Olly, which offer real-time feedback, predictive alerts, and deep system visibility, are increasingly seen as critical in preventing such incidents and ensuring operational continuity.
By embedding intelligence into the fabric of observability, Olly prepares enterprises for a future of autonomous operations positioning Coralogix at the core of AI-native infrastructure.