Find out how putting runtime telemetry directly in the hands of developers can help your team debug faster, reduce escalations, and build more reliable software from the start.For most engineering teams, observability kicks in after code ships. The SRE or platform team owns the dashboards, responds to alerts, and digs into traces when something breaks in production. Developers write the code, ship it, and wait for someone else to tell them what went wrong.The teams seeing the biggest gains in developer productivity and system reliability are the ones who have flipped the switch on that model putting telemetry directly in the hands of the engineers building and debugging software. If your team is ready to bring observability closer to the engineers doing the building, join us on Tuesday, April 16 at 10am PT for a special online event: Developer-Led Observability: Debugging Distributed and AI Systems with Runtime Telemetry. During this free online event, Dynatrace’s Sean O’Dell, Principal PMM of Developer Experience, and David Beran, Principal Solutions Engineer, will sit down with TNS host Chris Pirillo for a discussion, live debugging demonstrations, and real engineering examples you can bring back to your team right away.Register for this free online event today!Can’t join us live? Register anyway and we’ll send you a recording following the webinar.What You’ll LearnModern distributed and AI-driven systems generate enormous amounts of signal across logs, traces, metrics, and user activity. The challenge is making that data useful for developers in the moment they need it most. When developers can explore telemetry directly without waiting on another team or redeploying code, they move faster, escalate less, and build more reliable systems from the ground up.By attending this special online event, you’ll leave with practical patterns for making observability a core part of your development workflow, including how to:Bring observability into the development lifecycle: Shift telemetry upstream so issues are caught earlier, not just after they reach production.Debug faster without redeploying code: Use live debugging and runtime exploration to investigate production issues directly from logs, traces, and runtime signals.Make sense of distributed and AI-driven systems: Understand how to reason about complex, multi-service architectures and the behavior of AI systems in real environments.Build a culture of developer-owned observability: Improve instrumentation practices, adopt monitoring-as-code, and find the developer champions who can drive adoption across your team.Watch Live for a Chance to WinOne lucky live attendee will receive a Dynatrace Developer Experience Swag Pack, including a Dynatrace t-shirt, stickers, Visa Cash App Racing Bulls apparel, and a copy of the Progressive Delivery book.The post Is Observability Still an Operations Problem at Your Organization? appeared first on The New Stack.