observability-setup

Observability signals for runtime entrypoints are defined by creating a signal inventory that catalogs logs, metrics, and diagnostics. You then establish a low-risk, local-first storage strategy and a structured reporting mechanism for development and production contexts.

A signal inventory in runtime observability identifies and catalogs logging, metrics, and diagnostic signals across runtime surfaces. It provides a clear record of what to monitor, forming the foundation for storage and reporting mechanisms.

The best way to define local-first storage for runtime metrics is to propose a low-risk strategy that keeps signals local. This ensures diagnostics are safely recorded before being reported to dashboards or logs in development and production.

Yes, this observability setup applies to both development and production contexts. It requires defining how signals are reported to dashboards or logs, ensuring structured diagnostics and failure reporting apply across different runtime environments.

No external dependencies are required to configure runtime diagnostics and failure reporting. The setup defines a self-contained observability profile with a structured reporting mechanism as part of its output contract.