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Observability Day Europe 2023

Observability Day has officially wrapped! Thank you to all the attendees who joined us online! Watch keynotes and breakout sessions on Observability Day’s YouTube channel. Review session slides from…

observability engineers, telemetry engineers, monitoring engineers, site reliability engineers, platform engineers, backend engineers, devops engineers

OpenTelemetry Collector pipelines; OTLP ingestion at scale; Prometheus native histograms; exponential histogram translation; out-of-order sample ingestion; Fluentd and Fluent Bit processors; eBPF for observability; profiling formats and tooling; telemetry sampling and cost control; AI and AIOps for anomaly detection

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Welcome + Opening RemarksBartłomiej Płotka08m
Co‑located with KubeCon and started last year in Detroit this event structures the day around concrete tooling and user stories: schedule lists project…
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Prometheus Project UpdatesRichard Hartmann03m
Prometheus now accepts out-of-order sample ingestion, removes the need to reorder time series at scrape time, and adds native histograms with an…
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Open Telemetry Project UpdatesAustin Parker04m
Project updates cover concrete progress: metrics API and SDK stabilized with initial releases for Java, Go and Python and native histogram support shipping in…
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Fluentd and Fluent Bit Project UpdatesEduardo Silva05m
Fluent Bit 2.1 arrives as a major release with hot reload for live config updates, a logs-to-metrics converter to expose log-derived Prometheus metrics, and…
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Telemetry Pipelines: Your Recipe for SuccessAnurag Gupta05m
Argues that separating lightweight collectors from a central processing tier reduces ingestion costs, shortens MTTR, and avoids fleet-wide misconfigurations…
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Prometheus Native Histograms in ProductionBjörn Rabenstein21m
Native Prometheus histograms run behind a feature flag and keep one series per histogram instead of many bucket series, cutting series from ~16,000 to 964 in…
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Does It Add Up? Exploring the Delta Temporality in OpenTelemetry & BeyondMatej Gera, Oded David23m
Explains when delta versus cumulative temporality actually matters, shows how OpenTelemetry uses start_time_unix_nano plus timestamp to form unbroken…
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Using OpenTelemetry’s Exponential Histograms in PrometheusRuslan Kovalov, Ganesh Vernekar26m
Explains how OpenTelemetry’s dense representation exponential histograms map to Prometheus’s sparse representation native histograms, with concrete encoding…
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AI and Observability Role in an E-Government EcosystemZoltan Mathe19m
E‑government platform serving 5M users and 4M eIDs and handling 60 million requests per month runs hundreds of heterogeneous services (on‑prem plus Kubernetes…
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Ingesting 6.5 Tb of Telemetry Data Daily Through Open Telemetry Protocol and CollectorsGustavo Pantuza27m
Architecture ingesting 6.5 TB/day of telemetry using OTLP and custom OpenTelemetry Collector binaries built with Collector Builder, exporting logs to AWS…
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Panel Discussion: The Present and Future of Open Source ObservabilityAlex Boten, Lili Cosic, Juraci Paixão Kröhling, Anthony Mirabella, Alolita Sharma36m
Panelists say collection is mostly solved for traces, metrics and logs while the next work is getting instrumentation into libraries and frameworks, and adding…
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Observability at Scale: How Open Systems Collects Telemetry from Over 10'000 Edge Devices WorldwideJoel Verezhak24m
Open Systems monitors a fleet of over 10,000 edge devices and central clusters, ingesting roughly 110 million metrics (bursting to 240M) and the uploader…
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Profiling Formats and Why You Should CareFrederic Branczyk31m
Compares folded stacks, pprof and Speedscope with concrete trade-offs: pprof deduplicates strings and supports synchronous symbolization, Speedscope adds…
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Banking Observability at ScaleArijan Luiken, Salvatore Vitale24m
Productized open-source into a banking-grade Monitoring Data Pipeline (MDPL) that runs thousands of tenants by sharding Prometheus and Grafana on Kubernetes…
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Closing RemarksBartłomiej Płotka03m
Thanks and logistics plus ways to keep contributing: CNCF groups run ongoing meetings — Kubernetes SIG Instrumentation and TAC Observability — that meet…
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eBPF for Observability: The Good, the Bad, and the UglyAnna Kapuścińska31m
eBPF makes the Linux kernel programmable so observability runs without app code changes and with low overhead. Examples show kprobes and uprobes attached to…
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Scaling Observability Stack for AIOPSRavi Hari15m
Intuit runs ~2,500 Kubernetes services and keeps Prometheus metrics for a week by adding Thanos components (query, store, query-frontend) with S3 long‑term…
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