Building observable applications on Amazon EKS
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Practical guidance for making containerized applications observable on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), covering implementation details, common pitfalls, and best practices. Topics span application, infrastructure, and operations decisions needed to emit, collect, and use telemetry (logs, metrics, traces) to measure KPIs and investigate issues on EKS.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:32A Troubleshooting Workflow
- 2:45Modern Application Complexity
- 3:42Observability Components
- 5:33A Request Path
- 8:48AWS Observability Options
- 11:57OpenTelemetry Collectors (OTEL & ADOT)
- 13:22Collector Configuration
- 15:03Instrument the application code
- 18:17Programmatic Instrumentation Example
- 19:55Manual Instrumentation
- 22:34Setup Local Development
- 26:06Automatic Instrumentation Injection
- 26:45Enrich Signals
- 27:53Use AWS Managed Observability Services
- 28:36Consolidate & Differentiate
- 31:02OpenTelemetry Kubernetes Operator Cont.
- 32:43Deployment & StatefulSet
- 34:53Integrating Collectors: Sidecar + Deployment
- 35:42Use a Multi-Account Strategy
- 37:43Tech Tracks Free talks and hands-on workshops
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