Comprehensive Observability of Microservices Using Deep Linked Metrics and Traces
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore comprehensive observability techniques for microservices in this 41-minute Linux Foundation conference talk. Dive into deep-linked metrics and traces as Ryan Allen from Chronosphere Inc. guides you through enhancing on-call experiences, leveraging tracing and metrics, and implementing Open Telemetry. Learn about Prometheus, M3, trace sampling, and building a complete ingestion pipeline. Discover how to select optimal trace sources, construct contextual links, and utilize M3 Query with exemplars. Gain insights into the current state of observability and access valuable resources to further your understanding of microservices monitoring.
Syllabus
Intro
Agenda
Logs
On-call Experience Today
Can we jump there automatically?
Tracing and Metrics
We can actually jump to the trace direct
Open Metrics and Exemplars
Open Telemetry: Instrumentation SDK
Prometheus / M3
Trace Sampling
A Complete Ingestion Pipeline
What That Enables
M3 Query and Exemplars
Selecting a good/bad source for traces?
Building Contextual Links
Summary
Where are we on this journey?
Resources
Thank you and Q&A
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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