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Ask HN: How do you expose telemetry data to non-tech?

5•mehdig10•1h ago
Hey,

We have a ton of logging/metrics in kibana/prometheus, so whenever there is an issue with some client data feed or whatever, support asks us to check what happened. Since the problem might not be on our side, developers started giving non-tech teams access to those tools. Feels a bit weird to have a non-tech build a grafana dashboard, and do some sort of debugging, but even if it's clumsy they do seem to enjoy the visibility they get over the system, and developers are no longer in charge of debugging every little thing.

Is this specific to our business ? Or is this something you have experienced as well ? If so how were you able to expose this data to non-tech people.

Comments

toomuchtodo•1h ago
https://www.statuspage.io/ or an open equivalent (https://github.com/oneuptime/oneuptime) perhaps? It's a straightforward implementation shim to distill from engineering telemetry to the non tech interface in my experience. Think of this as scaling engineering comms to non engineering parts of the org.
mehdig10•1h ago
yeah but in my experience it's either the information is very shallow (like status page) or too technical (like traces). i feel like non engineering parts of the org still want to have a view of what's slow, what's fast, how much data we ingested and things like that
toomuchtodo•1h ago
Engineering is always about tradeoffs. Observe, measure, and iterate accordingly.
garettmd•9m ago
I'd argue this is an issue not just with "non-tech" folks, but even engineers who don't have experience with Prometheus and other time-series databases. Learning promql always seemed like a hard thing to ask of other engineers. Grafana has made it easier to explore and build queries over time, but there are still quirks and nuances that can be difficult to explain to people whose role doesn't typically involve scouring through metrics.
mehdig10•4m ago
yeah promql is a nightmare... don't know if datadog's better at that