Power of O11y with FLUENT BIT in AWS EKS environment
summary
Shows a reproducible pipeline: deploys Fluent Bit as a DaemonSet via Helm on an AWS EKS cluster created with eksctl, configures IAM OIDC + service account and a CloudWatch output, runs an nginx logger to generate traffic, and verifies logs arriving in a CloudWatch log group. Claims Fluent Bit enriches logs with Kubernetes metadata, filters and routes them; demo restarts pods after updating ConfigMap and proves the end‑to‑end flow works.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and Overview
- 1:42Understanding Observability
- 2:46EKS and Fluent Bit Overview
- 3:34Setting Up Fluent Bit
- 8:01Demo: Fluent Bit in Action
- 27:33Real-World Use Cases
- 33:20Conclusion and References
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