We are excited that Credit Karma selected Anodot for their business incident detection needs. In case you haven't heard, Credit Karma provides free credit scores and financial recommendations to 50 million members. They chose Anodot after they had tested multiple monitoring solutions and considered developing in-house.

We recently took a closer look at data made publicly available by the Bay Area Bike Share to see if we could find some anomalies by streaming the available data into Anodot's business incident detection system. The company, based in the San Francisco, set up bike rental stations throughout the Bay Area. Users can sign up for a 24-hour, 3-day or annual membership, which grants access to the bikes.

Online businesses are a natural fit for Anodot, and we are seeing rapid adoption in companies that live and breathe the online world, and live and breathe data.

I'm excited to share this new customer case study in the ad tech industry.

In a new article on DevOps.com, Chris Riley reviews how Internet leader Wix, leveraging machine learning for full visibility, monitors its complex DevOps environment with Anodot.