The Incredible Unification of Logs
summary
The talk explains how to build a unified logging and debugging platform for microservices using Kafka and Jaeger. It covers unifying and compressing log/tracing data, analyzing root causes and impact of bugs, and enabling time-travel-style inspection of past requests via distributed tracing.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Jonathan WINANDY
- 2:58The Data Engineer's Profession
- 7:04Level 1: It's not that much harder!
- 10:08Level X: With a bit of luck, logs are useless!
- 11:23Why Tracing?
- 17:46The Tracing Data Model
- 19:58A Trace is a Call Tree
- 21:47Logging vs. Tracing
- 24:02Production Architecture
- 30:06Advanced Uses of Context Propagation
- 32:30Runtime Documentation
- 33:57Our Zoom Project
- 34:19Principle 2: Log Unification
- 37:37Advantages of the Technique
- 40:16Principle 3: Identifying Computation Spots
- 42:47Conclusion
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