In the context of modern cloud environments, the article discusses the importance of adopting a unified approach to monitoring cloud applications, particularly emphasizing the need for comprehensive observability practices. It draws parallels with the meticulous maintenance of a motorcycle, as advocated by Robert Pirsig, to highlight the necessity of consistently monitoring key components such as logs, metrics, and traces to ensure optimal system performance. The discussion focuses on Kubernetes, a popular but challenging platform due to the complexity of managing and analyzing vast amounts of telemetry data. The DevOps Pulse survey reveals that many organizations are struggling with tool sprawl and the complexity of monitoring Kubernetes effectively, with significant challenges in security, troubleshooting, and cluster management. Observability vendors, such as Logz.io, advocate for improved tools that integrate open-source data streams like Fluentd, Prometheus, and OpenTelemetry to enhance the quality and efficiency of Kubernetes monitoring. The upcoming KubeCon North America Conference is mentioned as a platform where Logz.io plans to showcase advancements in Kubernetes observability, emphasizing the need for high-quality tools to address the challenges faced by teams in this domain.