Parting the Clouds: Tracing Cloud Foundry for Improved Performance...
summary
Shows concrete tracing wins for Cloud Foundry: adding OpenTracing middleware and LightStep/Jaeger/Zipkin backends exposes full request traces so operators see where time goes — cf apps CLI requests ~200ms with cathy ~180ms, one run shows go-router blocking for 8.5s and producing a 502, double-login in v3 CLI duplicates work and removing it reduces ~100ms per command, and tracing surfaces which downstream calls inflate latency. Mentions the OpenTracing/OpenCensus merge and vendor-neutral headers to stitch traces across systems.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 10:03Service Level Objectives
- 10:37Service Level Indicators
- 17:25What Actually Is Observability
- 29:01What's Next on the Open Source
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