Refers to the process of monitoring the status and performance of systems, applications, services, and infrastructure resources. This involves collecting metrics and logs about resource usage, application performance, and system health to detect and respond to potential issues.
Refers to the ability to understand, analyze, and debug complex systems through the collection and visualization of data. Observability focuses on obtaining useful information from monitoring data, which enables operations and development teams to better understand system behavior and make informed decisions.
Continuous monitoring allows for the detection of performance issues or failures in real-time, enabling teams to respond quickly and minimize downtime.
The collection and analysis of monitoring data helps to identify bottlenecks and areas for improvement in the system, enabling the optimization of application performance and infrastructure.
Observability provides detailed insights into system behavior, helping teams better understand the root causes of issues and make informed decisions to improve the system.
By proactively detecting and fixing issues, a smoother and more reliable user experience is ensured, leading to increased customer satisfaction.
Continuous monitoring ensures that systems meet the established service level agreements, ensuring high availability and performance.