CNCF SIG Observability Updates
summary
SIG Observability forms in summer 2020 and reports four project reviews, with Cortex and Thanos incubated and OpenMetrics and OpenTelemetry reviews passed to the TOC. Work focuses on practical signals beyond metrics tracing logging, notably continuous profiling and chaos testing with projects like Chaos Mesh and Litmus. Current outputs are a CNCF observability white paper and an end‑user tracing best‑practices doc, and the group meets fortnightly with a public repo and Slack channel for contributions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:42What is Observability
- 1:09What does Observability mean
- 1:26CNCF Charter
- 2:37Observability landscape
- 6:07Project landscape
- 7:01Activities in progress
- 9:45Learning ways of working
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