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[DZone Survey] Calling All SRE and IT Ops Professionals to Take our Performance and Observability Survey!

Share your thoughts with us, and enter for a chance to win a $250 gift card!

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The concept of observability was introduced a little over 60 years ago as a notion related to control theory, systems theory, and signal processing. Today, modern observability is still very much focused on looking at systems’ outputs to determine their internal states. Sprinkle in site reliability engineering, and there should be little to no performance issues in distributed systems, right? In an ideal world, yes, but in reality, there is still work to be done.

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Over the coming weeks, we will compile and analyze data from hundreds of DZone members to help inform the Key Research Findings for our upcoming November Trend Report, Performance and Site Reliability: Observability for Distributed Systems.

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