The Second Edition of Observability Engineering Is Here

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IT’S HERE it’s here it’s here it’s here!!!! The second edition of Observability Engineering is available for download, and since Honeycomb is the sponsor, you can now download it from our website (the dead tree version will take another month).

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BlogsThe Cost Crisis in Observability ToolingHoneycomb BlogsObservability in the Age of AIHoneycomb BlogsHoneycomb Introduces the Developer Interface of the Future with AI-Native Observability SuiteHoneycomb BlogsHoneycomb Observability Day London: A Jam-Packed Day of Great TalksHoneycomb BlogsAI for Software Engineering is Just Another “Paradigm Shift”Honeycomb BlogsData Strategy for SREs and Observability TeamsHoneycomb NewsTarget Embraces Cross-Organizational DevOps CultureThenewstack NewsCreate a Monitoring Subnet in Microsoft Azure to Feed a Security StackThenewstack NewsBig Data: Google Replaces YARN with Kubernetes to Schedule Apache SparkThenewstack Blogs“Zero Trust Is Dead”: Tailscale’s survey on secure networksTailscale BlogsEnhanced Log Streaming: Private Endpoints, Cribl Support, and Audit Logs for Free PlansTailscale BlogsWhy every website wants you to accept its cookiesCss Tricks EventsMotherDuck + DuckDB MeetupMotherduck Eventswith MotherDuckMotherduck EventsA new paradigm for data visualization with just SQL + MarkdownMotherduck EventsWe Classified 100,000 Rows in 40 Seconds: Introducing prompt_jev()Motherduck EventsSmall Data SF: Keynotes and SessionsMotherduck EventsAI Native Summit 2024Motherduck EventsStreaming Kafka Data into MotherDuck with Estuary FlowMotherduck EventsAI Native Summit 2025 (by Zetta)Motherduck