Skill pathway
Observability and Monitoring
Technology
Using logs, metrics and traces to understand system health and diagnose failures.
Why employers ask for Observability and Monitoring
Observability and Monitoring shows up in the skill requirements for 6 of the Australian careers we track, including Data Engineer, ICT Support and Test Engineers, Database and Systems Administrators, and ICT Security Specialists. 1 of the job listings currently on SkillHarbour name it as a requirement.
Where to learn Observability and Monitoring
Start here (beginner)
Edureka
Agentic AI Engineering
Microsoft Learn
Create cloud-native apps and services with .NET and ASP.NET Core
Microsoft
Microsoft Generative AI Operations (GenAIOps)
Microsoft Learn
Explore Microsoft Agent 365
Google Cloud
Professional Cloud Architect Part 2: AI, Security, & Ops
Microsoft Learn
Maximize the Cost Efficiency of AI Agents on Azure
Microsoft Learn
Operate with DevOps
Packt
Agentic AI Systems: Design, Build and Deploy
The Skill Valley
Modern Data Engineering & Architecture
Simplilearn
DevOps & Site Reliability Engineering Mastery Certification
Go further
Microsoft Learn
Design and Implement Platform Engineering
Microsoft Learn
Reduce data exposure risk with Data Security Posture Management in Microsoft Purview
Microsoft Learn
Implement distributed observability for multi-agent solutions with OpenTelemetry
Microsoft Learn
Designing Agent Architecture and SDLC Integration
Microsoft Learn
Monitor, evaluate, and operate multi-agent AI solutions in Azure
Careers that use Observability and Monitoring
Data Engineer
$125k – $160k · needed at level 3 of 5
ICT Support and Test Engineers
$110k · needed at level 3 of 5
Database and Systems Administrators, and ICT Security Specialists
$128k · needed at level 3 of 5
Telecommunications Technical Specialists
$119k · needed at level 3 of 5
Computer Network Professionals
$120k · needed at level 3 of 5
Telecommunications Engineering Professionals
$145k · needed at level 3 of 5