IBM Big Data Hub

AUGUST 9, 2023

In our blog series, we’ve debunked the following observability myths so far: Part 1: You can skip monitoring and rely solely on logs Part 2: Observability is built exclusively for SREs Observability refers to the ability to gain insights into a system’s internal behaviour based on external outputs or signals.

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IBM Big Data Hub

SEPTEMBER 27, 2023

By dispelling this myth, our goal is to illuminate observability’s essence as a comprehensive practice offering profound insights into the functionality and performance of entire systems. Why is this a myth? In modern software and system management, observability goes beyond focusing on just one part of the stack.

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IBM Big Data Hub

AUGUST 2, 2023

In our first blog post in this series on debunking observability myths, we focused on the myth that “ You can skip monitoring and rely solely on logs.” Why is this a myth? Business stakeholders: Observability allows business stakeholders to monitor and analyze business metrics in real-time.

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IBM Big Data Hub

AUGUST 15, 2023

Why is this a myth? It’s a myth that “observability is always expensive” because there are various cost-effective options available for implementing observability in modern systems. Observability tool vendors understand the importance of accommodating businesses with varying budgets.

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