Monitoring vs. Observability

The IT sector has become exponentially complex in recent times – more environments, more connected devices, more data, and more updates. As such, the legacy methods used to monitor modern disseminated applications and the management of predictive failures do not work optimally. Monitoring is a crucial factor to growth and keeping pace with the  challenges that technology brings.

Observability tends to streamline complexities. To efficiently diagnose and debug code, the system must be observable in the lines of the microservices' architecture. But what makes this new IT buzzword different from monitoring?