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Observability 2.0: Shifting Left From Reactive Mon...

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name:RK Gupta
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Panel describes moving from reactive monitoring to a unified OTel-first stack that standardizes telemetry across 1000+ microservices using CNCF pieces like OpenTelemetry and Argo, then layering GenAI for intelligent sampling, anomaly pipelines, and AI-augmented root-cause analysis. Claims include reducing false alerts via pattern learning, shift-left instrumentation in the SDLC, building a company knowledge graph to make LLM reasoning reliable, and using bounded automation plus quotas and guardrails to cut MTTR and control token and ingest costs.

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  1. 0:00Observability 2.0 introduction
  2. 1:06Traditional monitoring challenges
  3. 3:31Signal versus noise in observability
  4. 6:19Developers avoid early telemetry
  5. 9:29GenAI in observability engineering
  6. 13:00Making GenAI deterministic
  7. 17:53Reducing MTTR with AI
  8. 21:04AI for incident prevention
  9. 26:00LLM cost optimization in observability
  10. 30:33Legacy monitoring habits
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