Observability audit based on evidence, not opinions

A focused review to find blind spots, useless alerts, unused spend and unclear responsibilities before investing more.

Signs that it is time to stop and inspect

The audit fits when the platform looks complete, but incidents are still solved with calls, manual searches and tribal context.

Incidents where nobody knows which dashboard to open first

Alerts that wake people up without speeding resolution

High spend on metrics, logs or traces nobody consults

Critical services with apparent coverage but no operational proof

We separate coverage, signal quality, alerting, real usage and ownership. Every finding must be explainable with concrete evidence.

Coverage by service, dependency and journey

Alerts grouped by usefulness, severity and fatigue

Real use of dashboards, queries and sources

Ownership, runbook and escalation risks

We do not deliver a generic list of best practices. The closure separates quick wins, structural risks and decisions that need sponsorship.

Executive report with evidence and priority

Technical backlog by impact, effort and risk

Short-term noise/cost actions

Follow-up criteria to validate improvement

We define which evidence to review, which access is needed and which decisions the audit must produce.