Observability

Observability refers to the ability to measure a system's internal state by examining its external outputs, allowing developers to understand and troubleshoot complex software systems. As modern applications become increasingly distributed and complex, observability has become a crucial aspect of DevOps and site reliability engineering, enabling teams to identify performance issues, detect anomalies, and improve overall system reliability.

Observability

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