In the increasingly complex landscape of distributed systems, the ability to effectively correlate logs and traces is essential for rapid troubleshooting and maintaining system health. Logs provide detailed, timestamped records of events, while traces offer an end-to-end view of requests moving through various services, each playing a critical but distinct role in observability. Seamless navigation between these two types of data, enabled by platforms like Dynatrace, transforms troubleshooting from a fragmented process into a cohesive analysis, reducing context switching and accelerating root cause analysis. By unifying logs, traces, and other telemetry data, teams can enhance performance, security, and compliance, while tools like Dynatrace Grail and Notebooks further empower teams to automate tasks and create data-rich workflows, moving from reactive to proactive system management. This capability not only saves time but also improves collaboration and delivers the full context needed for confident decision-making, showcasing the value of unified intelligent observability.