How to Provide Your Ops Team With Observability Without Sacrificing Innovation Speed

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<p>Monitoring is a core Ops/SRE responsibility. However, application environments that support business growth are rapidly adapting to meet end-user needs. With digital transformation and the <a href="https://www.quali.com/devops-environments/">DevOps</a> initiative to accelerate the release cadence, monitoring the continuous output of code and infrastructure changes throughout the value stream grows more challenging.</p>
<p>This post reveals the two tools that Ops Engineers and Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) need to connect observability with DevOps to increase speed without losing control.</p>
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