Building a Future-Proof Observability Platform to Empower Engineers (InfoQ Dev Summit Munich 2025)
InfoQ Dev Summit Munich 2025
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InfoQ Dev Summit Munich 2025
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Observability Day Europe 2026
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I joined my old friend Juraci Paixão Kröhling to talk about a new initiative in the OpenTelemetry project: OTel Blueprints. I shared my vision on how to design observability strategies that truly scale and deliver value, going far beyond basic monitoring.
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Observability Day North America 2025
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Kubernetes Community Days UK 2025
The journey to better telemetry starts here. A new community-driven Instrumentation Score provides a path to help answer this old question.
In this article I explore why you need good quality observability data to operate systems efficiently, how that necessitates OpenTelemetry and the value of adopting it, and how Instrumentation Score can help.
Read the full article on the New Relic Blog.

Ask ten engineers what a "platform" or "platform engineering" is, and you'll likely get ten different answers. Crucially, most of those answers will focus solely on the tech stack, not on how people interact with the platform. This trend needs to change. Otherwise, we risk disgruntled platform engineers frustrated by how their platforms are used, platform users who see technology adoption as a burden, and leaders who question the value of investing in an internal platform at all.
Daniel Gomez Blanco, translated by Kazunori Otani (2025)
O'Reilly (originally published by Springer Nature, Apress)