All Research Sponsored By:Honeycomb
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Driving Culture Change: Phorest’s Observability Transformation
Phorest, a global salon software company, chose Honeycomb to foster observability and reduce debugging time. Honeycomb's affordable pricing and support enabled adoption, empowering engineers to understand their system and make data-driven decisions. Read the full case study to learn how Phorest improved their customer experience with Honeycomb.
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Escaping the Cost/Visibility Tradeoff in Observability Platforms
The transition from traditional APM tools to modern observability platforms like Honeycomb can help organizations escape the cost-visibility tradeoff. Learn how to instrument your systems for cost-efficient observability and reinvest the savings to improve customer experience. Read the full blog post.
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Flight to Success: Birdie’s DevOps Evolution Fueled by Observability Insights
Birdie, a healthcare tech platform, transformed its DevOps with Honeycomb's observability insights. The team gained faster debugging, 50% cost savings, and improved customer satisfaction by proactively addressing issues. Read the full case study to learn how Honeycomb empowered Birdie's DevOps evolution.
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Tackling the Cost Complexity of Observability Tools
Explore how to achieve economic efficiency with observability 2.0. This whitepaper delves into the cost complexities of observability tools and how a paradigm shift can recoup engineering time and deliver enhanced value. Read the full whitepaper to learn more.
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The Director's Guide to Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry in Complex Systems
Observability is key to managing modern cloud-native systems' complexity. This whitepaper examines observability's building blocks: telemetry data, context-aware data stores, and observability workflows. Discover how OpenTelemetry aids in creating an effective observability practice. Read the full whitepaper.
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Frontend Debugging Is Bad and it Should Feel Bad
Frontend debugging is frustrating due to a lack of observability. Learn how OpenTelemetry and observability 2.0 can help you quickly identify and fix frontend issues. Read the full blog post to discover practical tips for improving frontend debugging.
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What Is Observability? Key Components and Best Practices
Observability is crucial for understanding complex software systems. This article covers its key components: logs, metrics, and traces, and how the core analysis loop aids in proactive issue detection and resolution. Learn how observability differs from monitoring and its benefits. Read the post for best practices on implementing observability.
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Confidently Shifting from Logs-Centric to a Unified Trace-First Approach: Ritchie Bros. Journey to Modern Observability
Ritchie Bros. moved from a monolithic system to cloud-native microservices, needing enhanced observability for a successful digital transformation. By adopting Honeycomb's trace-first approach, they achieved faster troubleshooting, improved cross-department coordination, and better business decisions. Read the full case study to learn more.
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Is it Time to Version Observability? Signs Point to Yes
Observability is evolving from the "three pillars" model to a unified, high-cardinality data approach. Learn how this shift to "Observability 2.0" can unlock powerful new capabilities and reduce costs. Read the full blog post to explore this transition.
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All the Hard Stuff Nobody Talks About when Building Products with LLMs
Building products with large language models (LLMs) is challenging, with issues like limited context windows, slow performance, and prompt engineering hurdles. This post explores the real-world obstacles the Honeycomb team faced when developing their Query Assistant feature. Read the full blog to learn from their experiences.
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Getting Started with OpenTelemetry + Honeycomb
Discover how Honeycomb and OpenTelemetry work together to power advanced observability. Learn about distributed tracing, data-rich visualizations, and service maps. Get started with instrumentation and maximize insights from your telemetry data. Read the full guide to enhance your observability.
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How OpenTelemetry and Semantic Telemetry Will Reshape Observability
This white paper explores how OpenTelemetry and semantic telemetry are reshaping observability. It discusses the challenges of traditional telemetry, the benefits of semantic data, and how OpenTelemetry addresses the tradeoffs in observability. Read the full white paper to learn how these innovations can transform your observability practices.
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Observability engineering
Observability is critical for managing today's software.This O'Reilly e-book presents 321 pages of expert insights on the state of observability engineering, giving you the information you need to understand the most prevalent trends and strategies. Read on to learn more.
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8 Best Practices to Understand and Build Generative AI Applications Effectively
Discover 8 best practices to effectively build and understand generative AI applications. Learn how to set realistic expectations, leverage software engineering, invest in data quality, and deploy early and often. Read the e-book to unlock the full potential of AI for your organization.
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What Does a Good Trace Look Like?
What does a good trace look like? In this e-book by Honeycomb, learn about 7 key characteristics of a successful trace and review an example of good tracing.
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Flight to Success: Birdie's DevOps Evolution Fueled by Observability Insights
To unlock critical insights about debugging and application performance, Birdie, a home healthcare tech platform, set out to enhance its observability. Check out this case study to discover how the company accomplished its mission.
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Tackling the Cost Complexity of Observability Tools
Along with supplying illuminating insights into data and systems, observability tools can strain IT budgets. This white paper, “Tackling the Cost Complexity of Observability Tools,” explores the economic viability of transitioning from observability 1.0 to 2.0. Continue on to learn about 5 core components of observability 2.0.
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Start with Traces, not with Logs: How Honeycomb Helped Massdriver Reduce Alert Fatigue
To chart the journey of Massdriver – a cloud operations platform that simplifies building, deploying and scaling cloud-native apps – to observability, dig into this case study.
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The Future of Ops Is Platform Engineering
“The industry is now bifurcating along an infrastructure fault line,” writes CTO at Honeycomb.io Charity Majors in "The Future of Ops Careers,” “and the overlap between infrastructure-oriented engineers and operationally-minded engineers is swiftly eroding.” So, what will the future of operations look like? Access Majors’ thoughts in this blog.
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How Are Structured Logs Different From Events?
Structured logs and events: How are they different? Access an answer in this blog on observability penned by Staff Engineer at Honeycomb, Ben Hartshorne.
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Driving Culture Change: Phorest's Observability Transformation
Phorest, an Ireland-based software company, set a goal: to enable observability for its engineers at an affordable, predictable price. This case study charts the company’s observability journey, highlighting 3 reasons why Phorest selected Honeycomb as a partner. Dive in to unlock the complete insights.
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Observability for Large Language Models
“As organizations eagerly embrace the potential of LLMs,” this e-book explains, “the need to understand their behavior in production and use that understanding to improve development with them has become apparent.” Step in observability, here to help you develop and deepen your understanding of LLMs. Read on to learn more.
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The Director's Guide to Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry in Complex Systems
For a 13-page guide to observability in complex systems, review this white paper, which explores 3 layers of observability, observability workflows, and more.
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The Total Economic Impact™ Of Honeycomb
To help DevOps and engineering teams enhance their production processes, Honeycomb developed an observability tool. Tap into this “Total Economic Impact” report to review Forrester’s analysis of the tool.