Source: thenewstack.io
Cloud Native Observability for DevOps Teams: an IntroductionCategory: Software, Business, Data, Kubernetes, logging, automation
LogDNA, a sponsor of The New Stack, sponsored the ebook that included this excerpt. If you’re reading this, you likely already work with cloud native applications and architecture, or your organization is embarking on a journey to the cloud.
And, as stated previously, distributed systems and cloud native technologies add additional layers of complexity to observability.
For developers, having a greater knowledge of observability — and building secure, observable applications that easily lend themselves to meeting SLOs — means contributing more to overall business goals.
In its new ebook, The New Stack has gathered some of its best articles on the current state of observability, with contributions from experts at LogDNA, Buoyant, Dynatrace and Honeycomb.
And, as stated previously, distributed systems and cloud native technologies add additional layers of complexity to observability.
For developers, having a greater knowledge of observability — and building secure, observable applications that easily lend themselves to meeting SLOs — means contributing more to overall business goals.
In its new ebook, The New Stack has gathered some of its best articles on the current state of observability, with contributions from experts at LogDNA, Buoyant, Dynatrace and Honeycomb.
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