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This blog post explains observability, a method to understand how a system works by examining its outputs. Observability is different from monitoring, which just collects data. The three pillars of observability are metrics (numerical indicators), logs (event records), and traces (request flow tracking). Popular observability tools include Prometheus, Grafana, Jaeger, ELK Stack, Honeycomb, Datadog, New Relic, Sysdig, and Zipkin. By understanding these pillars and using the right tools, you can gain valuable insights into your system's health and troubleshoot problems before they impact users.

This blog post provides an overview of observability tools for DevOps engineers and SREs. Observability is essential for understanding system behavior and troubleshooting problems in complex IT infrastructure. The blog explores different categories of observability tools including log aggregation, APM, distributed tracing, time-series databases, and metrics collection. Examples of popular tools in each category are provided along with a brief description of their features. Finally, the blog emphasizes the importance of choosing the right observability tools based on your specific needs and highlights the benefits of implementing a strong observability strategy.

Explore top observability tools like Prometheus, Grafana, Jaeger, and Squadcast. Enhance system performance and streamline incident response seamlessly

Observability is what defines a strong SRE team. In this blog, we have covered the importance of observability, and how SREs can leverage it to enhance their business.