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This tutorial offers attendees a quick way to experience open source observability for Kubernetes. The three basic pillars of observability are metrics, logs and traces. In the past, instrumenting an application to provide these signals could be a multi-month initiative. However, the latest and greatest in CNCF projects have taken this slog down to minutes. In this hands-on introduction to the FOP stack (Fluentbit, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus), we’ll show you how to go from zero observability to deep coverage in minutes. Next, we’ll dive into how you can utilize the OpenTelemetry format to analyze these diverse telemetry sources together when debugging incidents. Finally, we’ll go beyond metrics, traces and logs by adding Pixie to our (now) FOPP stack, and show how you can use progressive instrumentation to collect application profiles, kernel events, and even function tracing without any redeploys.
Michelle Nguyen is a Principal Engineer at New Relic working on Pixie. She was Pixie's first engineer and works across the stack--from Pixie's deployment mechanisms to its distributed query engine. Before Pixie, Michelle was at Trifacta helping build intuitive and interactive UIs... Read More →
Hannah Troisi is a Senior Developer Experience Engineer at New Relic. She works on Pixie, a CNCF Sandbox project, helping developers discover easier methods for debugging their applications on Kubernetes.
Sr. Staff Engineer, Research and Innovation, VMware
Clemens Kolbitsch is an architect/engineer in the VMware OCTO xLabs organization, working on API security for modern applications (i.e., monitoring and protecting Kubernetes-based workloads). Prior to xLabs, Clemens was one of the founding engineers of the Lastline security solution... Read More →
