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Gains and Losses: Is Observability a No-Brainer?
Observability: it’s a buzzword, but is it worth the hype? Many organizations haven’t yet embraced it, and this post explores the potential gains and losses associated with implementing Observability, as well as the significant risks of not implementing it. The Costs of Observability: What You Stand to Lose Let’s be realistic, Observability isn’t free. There…
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Top 10 Reasons why you don‘t need Observability
Observability has become an essential component for modern systems, offering deep insights into system performance, reliability, and user experience. However, despite its obvious advantages, many organizations still hesitate to implement observability solutions. Here are the top 10 reasons why companies may decide not to invest in observability: 1. Cost – It’s too expensive One of…
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Let’s talk about Context
The o11y space is buzzing with activity and I like that. Things are moving and it looks as if we finally get a place at the big table. One thing I read a couple of times in the last weeks was the complexity in O11y and that context matters. Those 2 are interwoven and understanding…
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