New blog post about unified observability with opensearch

[jkowall]

Description

Adding new blog around unified observability

Explore how OpenSearch offers a unified observability solution for platform teams, addressing challenges of open-source tools by integrating with CNCF projects like Prometheus, Grafana, and Jaeger. Learn about the strategic advantages of OpenSearch in managing observability data, and get a preview of an in-depth demo at OpenSearchCon, showcasing its role in enhancing developer platforms.

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[jkowall]

Please process my blog, it's been in queue for 3 weeks and other blogs are going out. This is timely with the conference coming up. Thank you.

[anirudha]

added comment/ thanks

[jkowall]

How can we get this published?

[krisfreedain]

@pajuric @natebower - do we know if this is going into editorial review soon? It need to be published for @jkowall before OpenSearchCon - thanks!

[natebower]

@pajuric @natebower - do we know if this is going into editorial review soon? It need to be published for @jkowall before OpenSearchCon - thanks!

@krisfreedain I haven't received a request for this one yet, but I'm happy to review it either tomorrow or (more likely) Monday.

[jkowall]

@krisfreedain I haven't received a request for this one yet, but I'm happy to review it either tomorrow or (more likely) Monday.

How does one open a request?

[pajuric]

@brijos - Please advise if we're able to move this forward or whether you have other suggested edits as discussed.

[brijos]

Hey Jonah, happy to chat. First of all sorry for the late feedback. I reviewed the proposed blog late last week and I don't see it diving deep to qualify as a technical blog. The blog reads like the intro to your OpenSearch talk instead of being a technical blog post. Please add more substance such as interesting ways to correlate data between Prometheus metrics and Jaeger traces without compromising what will be an awesome talk next week at OpenSearch Con.

[jkowall]

I appreciate your feedback on the blog post. Unfortunately, given the current timeline, the fact that it needs to be published this week, I'm unable to incorporate additional technical details. I plan to share the post on LinkedIn as it stands if it's not going to be posted on the OpenSearch blog.

I understand the importance of timely feedback, and I hope we can streamline the review process for future content to ensure it aligns with expectations and deadlines. This was very frustrating versus other places where I contribute content.

I'll agree to disagree as we get a lot of questions at Kubecon about the use of different observability tools to handle different observability signals between Jaeger, Prometheus, and OpenSearch. If you do not want to publish things which answer the questions for the typical user then I don't understand what is relevant for the blog.