Field-level metrics in federated GraphQL are crucial for optimizing data fetching strategies, minimizing downtime, allocating resources efficiently, and making informed decisions about system performance. In a federated architecture, each subgraph is independent, but field-level metrics provide detailed insight into how often specific fields across different subgraphs are requested in queries. This information enables proactive optimization, faster debugging of issues, and better decision-making on infrastructure costs, scalability, and resource allocation. The use of Cosmo, an open-source platform for GraphQL Federation, provides a suite of analytics tools to track field-level metrics, including usage numbers, timestamps, and histograms, allowing organizations to evolve their federated architecture and deliver a better product. By analyzing these metrics, teams can identify underutilized fields, optimize content strategy, personalize experiences, and inform data model decisions.