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Observability Day North America 2024

observability engineers, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, backend developers, devops engineers, cloud architects, engineering managers

OpenTelemetry Operator troubleshooting; OpenTelemetry collector processing; eBPF continuous profiling; correlating profiles with traces; OpenTelemetry YAML configuration; Fluent Bit file log collection; Prometheus remote_write 2.0; observability volume cost management; profiling LLMs on Kubernetes; OpenTelemetry for WebAssembly; auto-instrumentation strategies; distributed tracing warning signs

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Welcome + Opening RemarksAnna Kapuścińska, Austin Parker, Eduardo Silva03m
Fourth annual conference opens with sponsor roll call naming chronosphere and IBM as Diamond sponsors plus Grafana Labs, Mesmo, Honeycomb.io, Cloudfuse and…
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Observability Projects UpdatesBart PKA33m
Prometheus ships a major Prometheus 3.0 refresh with a faster UI, UTF‑8 storage/UI, and a new remote_write 2.0 protocol that sends exemplars/metadata more…
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Profiling Mastery: Decode Your Data and Elevate ObservabilityFrederic Branczyk26m
Sampling CPU profiling using an eBPF agent and an OTLP-compatible wire format produces sampled stack traces, visualized as icicle/flame graphs and cumulative…
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Collecting and Processing OTEL Data at ScaleAnurag Gupta05m
Claims that a stack built on Fluent Bit and OpenTelemetry processes petabytes a day for large orgs, including a LinkedIn use case, by adding a dedicated…
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But Wait! There's...Still More‽ - Observability Data Volumes and Strategies for Managing ThemÉamon Ryan30m
Shows telemetry growth hitting terabytes to petabytes per month and names concrete pain points: storage, write/ingest costs, read/index costs, and ops…
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When Things Go Sideways: Troubleshooting the OTel OperatorAdriana Villela, Reese Lee24m
Covers concrete installation and troubleshooting steps for the OpenTelemetry Operator: Kubernetes >=1.23, install cert-manager (or provision TLS) before the…
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Perfect Match: Correlating Continuous Profiling with Distributed Tracing for Stronger ObservabilityJonas Kunz, Christos Kalkanis25m
A low‑overhead eBPF profiler (donated to OpenTelemetry) samples CPU stacks (~20 Hz) and writes service/resource and trace context into native thread-local…
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Simplifying OpenTelemetry with ConfigurationAlex Boten, Jack Berg26m
OpenTelemetry introduces a language‑agnostic file config that parses YAML into a JSON‑schema data model and then parses then creates SDK components so one YAML…
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Panel: OpenTelemetry: Bridging Platform and EnablementDaniel Gomez Blanco, Ariel Valentin, Hazel Weakly, Suman Karumuri, Vijay Samuel34m
Companies standardize on a managed stack and bootstrapped SDKs so most apps need no manual instrumentation, and an OTEL collector sidecar runs on pods and…
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Optimizing LLM Efficiency One Trace at a Time on KubernetesAditya Soni, Seema Saharan25m
Deploys a FastAPI service running Hugging Face GPT‑2 on Kubernetes, instruments code with OpenTelemetry eBPF profiler and the Python/Elastic agent, and uses…
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Observing the Future: Embracing OTEL in WebAssemblyVictor Adossi27m
Claims full OpenTelemetry support in wasmCloud with full OpenTelemetry trifecta: traces, metrics and logs; demonstrates compiling Go (TinyGo) to WASM, using a…
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Where’s the Auto in Auto-Instrumentation? A Look at Current Automation Strategies with OTelJoshua Lee25m
Documentation for auto-instrumentation improves but practical details matter: OpenTelemetry now covers 11 languages and uses specific mechanisms like Node.js…
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Enhancing Asynchronous Communication Observability with OpenTelemetryLiudmila Molkova, Shivanshu Raj Shrivastava23m
Demo shows OpenTelemetry plus the Messaging SemConv and an OpenTelemetry Collector JMX receiver or Prometheus JMX agent pulling Kafka broker metrics, then…
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Measure What MattersJamie Danielson24m
Explains how Honeycomb plus OpenTelemetry auto instrumentation plus selective custom spans turns noisy CPU and throughput pages into actionable signals: the…
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Build-Time Auto-Instrumentation in AndroidJason Plumb26m
Shows how OpenTelemetry build-time weaving uses the Byte Buddy Gradle plugin to inject instrumentation into Android APKs (demo adds one build line and a…
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Unlocking Advanced Processing Capabilities with OpenTelemetryAunsh Chaudhari, Anthony Mirabella24m
OpenTelemetry configuration examples show concrete wins: use the filter processor and OTL transforms to drop debug logs and normalize high‑cardinality…
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The Road to Observability Everywhere at Monday.ComDavid Gohberg21m
monday.com implements trace-driven testing using OpenTelemetry and Tracetest, asserting on spans across database, cache, analytics and downstream queues. The…
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Turn the Volume Down on Noisy Neighbors!Sandor Guba26m
A Kubernetes operator called Telemetry Controller runs on top of the OpenTelemetry Collector to turn telemetry into native k8s resources: Collector CRs with…
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Distributed Tracing: All the Warning Signs Were Out There!!!Vijay Samuel, Sandeep Raveesh26m
eBay reports 6.5M spans/sec with 14-day retention and solves adoption by shipping OpenTelemetry instrumentation through a mandatory managed framework, plus…
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How We Streamlined Our SDLC with Observability - from GitHUB via Jenkins, Harbor, Argo to K8SMichael Gläss, Andreas Grabner27m
Company runs ~2,000 developers across three clouds and wires Backstage, GitHub, Jenkins, Harbor, Argo, Crossplane and Prometheus into OpenTelemetry and…
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⚡ Lightning Talk: Vote on Your Favorite--Standardize This!--10 PromQL Queries That Measure CPU & Memory UsageSarah Hudspeth10m
Migration work across Otel and Prom exporters surfaces why there is no single PromQL CPU or memory query: translations from SignalFx, Wavefront and others…
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Enabling Intelligent Observability Volume ManagementPriyanka Naik, Vaishnavi Hire23m
OVM is an open source pipeline component that sits between collectors and central aggregators and performs dynamic, edge‑side transformations such as…
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Lightning Talk: Deep Dive: How Fluent Bit Collects File LogsBraydon Kains10m
Fluent Bit’s tail plugin describes exact mechanics: it globs paths, calls stat/open, and tracks files by device+inode lookup (not filename), optionally…
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Lightning Talk: Is OpenTelemetry Too Complicated to Get Started?Pranay Prateek10m
Highlights problems getting started with OpenTelemetry backed by SigNoz experience with 19,000 GitHub stars and helping thousands of users: unclear collector…
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Lightning Talk: Observability Migration Worst Case ScenariosBill Hineline10m
Migration pain comes from vague requirements, surprise vendor pricing, and skipping developer enablement, not the idea of a new platform. The talk gives a…
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Closing RemarksAnna Kapuścińska, Austin Parker, Eduardo Silva04m
Event wraps with explicit logistics and next steps: conference thanks Diamond sponsors Chronosphere and IBM and lists 40 speakers and about 25 sessions; it…
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IBM Instana's Automated Resource Optimization Powered by IBM Turbon...Joe Sforza03m
Integration pairs IBM Instana observability with IBM Turbonomic optimization to capture 100% of calls and traces and trigger automated infrastructure actions…
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