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Why High-Performing DevOps Teams Thrive on Observability 

Honeycomb.io sponsored The New Stack’s coverage of o11ycon+hnycon. Consistent and rapid delivery of software releases and updates, and the ability to quickly fix code when things go south in minutes instead of in hours or even days are earmarks of a well-functioning DevOps team.

That is the promise of observability: It’s that drive, that curiosity, that ability to understand not just how your applications are behaving today, but how to make your software perform better tomorrow,” Christine Yen, CEO and co-founder at Honeycomb, said during “The Future of Observability” keynote.

To that end, Honeycomb released during the conference Honeycomb Metrics, which offers a single interface for observability and metrics data.

Anakor’s testimonial about how Vanguard used Honeycomb to change developer workflows, and to achieve a much better understanding of what was happening in production illustrated how observability offers real, tangible benefits for a DevOps team’s entire workflow.