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Elevating System Management: The Role of Monitoring and Observability in DevOps

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In the ever-evolving world of DevOps , the ability to gain deep insights into system behavior, diagnose issues, and improve overall performance is one of the top priorities. Monitoring and observability are two key concepts that facilitate this process, offering valuable visibility into the health and performance of systems. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they represent distinct approaches to understanding and managing complex systems.

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Observability Architecture: Financial Payments Example

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Cloud-native technology has been changing the way payment services are architected. In 2020, I presented a series of insights from real implementations adopting open-source and cloud-native technology to modernize payment services. The series consisted of six articles and covered architectural diagrams from logical, schematic, and detailed views of the various use cases uncovered.

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What Happens When You Type a URL Into Your Browser?

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This article aims the following audiences: Tech workers Students Product managers Marketing team Sales team There are no prerequisites to reading this article. I assume that you have used a web browser to navigate across the internet.

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Distributed Tracing: Past, Present, and Future

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Distributed Tracing is a divisive topic. Once the doyen of every KubeCon , the technology was expected to revolutionize observability. Fast forward five years, and the hype has subsided somewhat. There's a lot more talk about the pain , and adoption is moderate. Meanwhile, there continues to be steady activity around expanding and standardizing the technology — Open Telemetry (based on OpenTracing) is the 2nd largest CNCF project after Kubernetes.