With software today comprising of many disparate services, and running on a variety of platforms, developers are faced with the challenge of how to identify critical errors. But things are changing and there's been a shift in the way DevOps can maintain programs.
This eBook explores how developers can utilize the benefits of Observability to notice critical changes, see into our black box services, and discern the true causes of errors.
Download now to learn how observability differs from monitoring, as well as its origins and types.
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