Logs, metrics and traces -- unlocking observability [Q&A]

Ensuring observability has always involved three pillars: logs, metrics and traces. However, the reality is that most organizations simply store this information in silos which are incapable of communicating with one another. Jeremy Burton, CEO of Observe, believes organizations need to go beyond the three pillars of past failed solutions and instead view observability as purely a data problem. We talked to him to learn more. BN: Why do we need observability? Why have alternate approaches seemingly fallen short in reducing things like mean-time-to-resolution, in your opinion? JB: Imagine for a second that you're blindfolded and dropped into an unknown… [Continue Reading]