> The thesis of the article is that you should use events as the source of truth, and derive logs, metrics, and traces from them. That was the main point? Man,

> The thesis of the article is that you should use events as the source of truth, and derive logs, metrics, and traces from them. That was the main point? Man, the article goes on and on about definitions and semantic versioning and how we should call observability "olly", but glad to hear there's actually a coherent thought behind it. Also, I don't think the "it's too expensive to log everything" argument should be true. Storage is insanely cheap and you can fit a whole lot of information inside a single MB (even more so when using compression).