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It’s Time to Version Observability: Introducing Observability 2.0

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It’s Time to Version Observability: Introducing Observability 2.0 In 2016, we at Honeycomb first borrowed the term “observability” from the wikipedia entry for control systems observability, where it is a measure of your ability to understand internal system states just by observing its outputs.

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