How Much Should My Observability Stack Cost?

In a two-part blog series, the author addresses the complexities and considerations surrounding the cost of observability in tech infrastructure, emphasizing that observability spending should typically range from 20-30% of infrastructure costs. They discuss the hidden costs associated with underinvestment, such as increased engineering time and reduced productivity due to suboptimal tool usage, and critique vendors for lack of transparency in their pricing models. The author argues that while cheaper solutions may seem attractive, they often lead to inefficiencies and increased expenses in the form of additional engineering resources. Organizations are encouraged to use effective tools to maximize engineering productivity towards core business objectives, and the importance of aligning spending with business needs and customer expectations is highlighted. The series also promises to delve into what constitutes a comprehensive observability stack in a subsequent post.

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