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How to find failures without drowning in tracing data

On this episode of The New Stack podcast, Sarah Hudspeth of Chronosphere, a Palo Alto Networks company, explains how teams can build a more effective tracing strategy. She breaks down how thoughtful sampling and observability design can turn tracing from a data-hoarding problem into a practical tool for production troubleshooting.

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Sarah Hudspeth

Senior Solutions Architect, Chronosphere

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Alex Wilhelm

Host, The New Stack Makers

Alex Wilhelm is a journalist focused on technology and finance. He co-hosts the This Week in Startups podcast, and writes the Cautious Optimism newsletter. He was previously Editor in Chief of TechCrunch+.

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