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Opinionated thought leadership piece on actionable observability. Argues that most teams have too many dashboards and not enough decision systems. Covers: the dashboard graveyard problem, the 5-dashboard rule, SLOs as single source of truth, AI-powered correlation, and a practical audit framework.
Pillars: observability + open source + AI.
~1500 words, no marketing fluff.