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Add observability section to router/introduction docs (#93)
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Learn more: **[Subscriptions](/docs/router/subscriptions)**.
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## Observability
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In production, you need to see what happens inside your API. Hive Router has built-in observability
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features to help you find problems and keep your GraphQL API stable.
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Hive Router supports tracing and metrics. Tracing helps you follow one request across the router and
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subgraphs, so you can find where a request is slow or fails. Metrics help you monitor traffic, error
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rate, latency, cache behavior, and supergraph reloads over time.
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You can send tracing and metrics data to Hive Console, to OTLP-compatible backends, or to Prometheus
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(via a scrape endpoint). This lets you use the monitoring tools your team already has.
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Learn more: **[OpenTelemetry Tracing](/docs/router/observability/tracing)** and
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**[OpenTelemetry Metrics](/docs/router/observability/metrics)**.
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## Getting Started
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- **[Getting Started](/docs/router/getting-started)** - Install and run the router in just a few

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