Better reliability and uptime with analytics and observability
summary
Practical roadmap for building observability on AWS: use OpenTelemetry + Fluent Bit + Data Prepper to collect traces and logs, route high-cardinality metrics to Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus, and visualize with Amazon OpenSearch Service or Amazon Managed Grafana while tracing with AWS X‑Ray. The detection→investigate→remediate flow is explicit, with built‑in anomaly detection (Random Cut Forest) and integrations to Kinesis Firehose, CloudWatch, and Lambda for automated remediation. Case studies: Pinterest, Twilio, Mapbox, and Thompson Reuters show this stack at scale.
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chapters (28)
- 0:00Start
- 0:27Agenda
- 1:12What Exactly Is Observability
- 2:15Logs
- 2:48Metrics
- 5:19Troubleshoot in Real Time
- 6:21Emerging Observability Use Cases
- 6:47Digital Experience Monitoring
- 8:01Aiops and Devops
- 12:21Open Telemetry
- 18:24Data Prepper
- 20:36Open Source Offerings
- 21:04Open Search and Open Search Dashboards
- 22:39Anomaly Detection
- 23:34Prometheus
- 28:12Managed Open Source Offerings on Aws
- 28:27Amazon Open Search Service
- 30:33Pinterest
- 31:34Amazon Managed Service Prometheus
- 32:35Twilio
- 36:06Architecture
- 38:07Managed Cloud Native Offerings
- 38:28Aws X-Ray
- 42:32Amazon Cloudwatch Integrations with Aws
- 46:27Mapbox
- 51:59Anomaly Score
- 52:29Amazon Cloud Watch Anomaly Detection
- 57:52Cloud Native Observability Solutions
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