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Ameen Abozaid
Planned lessonMID-047-L01

Monitoring vs observability

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tell known-problem checks from open-ended investigation.

Planned topics

  • Monitoring watches for questions you already know to ask ("is CPU high?").
  • Observability lets you ask new questions about a system from the data it emits, without shipping new code.
  • Microservices need it: one request crosses many services, and no single log shows the story.
  • It is built from telemetry: logs, metrics, traces.
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Demonstration

a customer says "checkout is slow": which service, which step, which orders?

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What does observability add to monitoring?

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The ability to investigate unknown problems from existing data.

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