Monitor everything from physical hardware to application functionality
summary
Project Omega is a cloud-native monitoring platform from OP5 that aims to collect metrics, events and logs across environments like AWS, Rackspace, KVM, containers and physical servers by packaging components in containers and scaling with Kubernetes. The initial work targets OpenStack monitoring via the Monasca project, building a community agent and using REST APIs, a time-series database, Kafka for messaging and preparing for real-time analysis with Apache Storm.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Global monitoring intro
- 3:16Physical and software infra
- 7:54Critical environment monitoring
- 13:11Monitoring challenges and use cases
- 19:58Experience and future outlook
- 24:28Conclusion
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