Observability Governance Model
summary
A governance model to create an observability foundation team spanning operations, architecture, security and developers, producing tool architecture, policies, and business KPIs. It focuses on starting with well-understood applications, avoiding duplicate tools (examples: New Relic and Datadog), reducing incidents (example target from 100 to 30), raising maturity from reactive to predictive using ML, and ensuring portability with OpenTelemetry to deliver measurable ROI.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:56Observability team basics
- 10:16Benefits and tool adoption
- 15:56Implementation experience
- 20:48Governance framework pillars
- 22:55Q&A
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