Description: Monitoring strategies in cloud observability refer to the plans and methods used to effectively supervise systems and applications operating in cloud environments. These strategies are essential for ensuring the performance, availability, and security of cloud services. Observability involves not only data collection but also the ability to interpret and analyze that data to gain valuable insights into the state of applications and infrastructure. Monitoring tools enable development and operations teams to identify issues before they impact end users, facilitating a quick and efficient response. Key features of these strategies include the collection of metrics, logs, and traces, as well as the integration of alerts and dashboards that provide a clear view of system performance. The relevance of these strategies lies in the increasing complexity of cloud architectures, where multiple services and components interact with each other. Without proper observability, organizations may face significant challenges in managing their applications and user experience, which can result in economic and reputational losses.
