Open Source Monitoring Conference 2023
2023-11-07..2023-11-09
Nuremberg, Germany
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Large-scale logging made easy | Aliaksandr Valialkin | 38m |
VictoriaLogs is a single binary log database that accepts Filebeat/Fluentd/Logstash/Vector/Promtail input, exposes an HTTP API and a LogsQL query language, and… | ||
| Will ChatGPT Take Over My Job? | Philipp Krenn | 29m |
Generative models get integrated into Elastic so an Azure OpenAI instance ingests stack traces, calls Elasticsearch and Kibana APIs, and auto-generates… | ||
| Making your Kubernetes-based log collection reliable & durable with | Maksim Nabokikh | 28m |
Vector-based agents collect pod and node logs by mounting /var/log, storing state and buffers on disk, and running as a DaemonSet with a reloader sidecar and… | ||
| Icinga for Windows – Age of PowerShell | Christian Stein | 45m |
Icinga for Windows fixes the v1.11.0 bug fixes that broke update handling and plain-config writer, adds Hyper‑V checks for duplicate VMs, blackout/migration… | ||
| DevOps Transformation: Introducing Incident Management and Maximizing Monitoring Value | Lena Standke | 48m |
Introduces incident management across over 40 teams and 120 services, builds centralized alerting with Grafana + Prometheus + Loki + Tempo and an alert manager… | ||
| IGNITE: Honeypot Flavors: Open-Source Honeypots and their Use in the Automotive Industry | Niclas Ilg | 07m |
Proposal to adapt existing open-source honeypots to automotive stacks, showing a practical mapping of low-, medium-, high-interaction designs to ECU-like… | ||
| IGNITE: Metrics, Margins, Mutiny – How to make your SREs (not) run away | Daniel Bodky | 07m |
SREs come from Google origins and treat reliability as measurable outcomes: define SIs (few, user‑centric metrics), set SLOs with clear aggregation and… | ||
| IGNITE: Your business isn’t Green enough | Felix Frank | 08m |
Current emissions and offsets aren’t enough: to have a ~50% chance of staying under 1.5°C the world must stop burning fossil fuels by 2030, yet emissions plans… | ||
| Know your data: The stats behind your alerts | Dave McAllister | 38m |
Compares arithmetic, geometric and harmonic means with concrete numbers (arithmetic mean 200 rps vs harmonic 150 rps) and shows harmonic mean weights the… | ||
| Impact assessment with Netbox Path | Dave Kempe | 23m |
A Netbox plugin called Netbox Path plugin maps services onto devices and virtual objects, stores those graphs as Cytoscape nodes and edges, and exposes a… | ||
| What’s new with Grafana Labs’s Open Source Observability stack | Sebastian Schubert | 32m |
Grafana releases major Grafana 10 changes: cross-source correlations, a VS Code dashboard plugin, a new developer portal with scenes and a centralized data… | ||
| Journey to observability: tracking every function execution in production | Lucas Copi | 28m |
Describes converting IBM Cloud Ingress monitoring into true production observability by adding a Go observability context (context-based plugin model) that… | ||
| Newest developments in Checkmk Raw – the open-source monitoring solution | Lars Michelsen | 36m |
Checkmk announces Checkmk Raw 2.2 with a reworked Grafana integration v3 (plus v3.1 variables support), a performance boost for the InfluxDB connector, and… | ||
| Take IoT to a New Level with | Holger Koch | 35m |
An introduction to the open-source IoT platform ThingsBoard, showing how to use it and how to design a scalable architecture that can handle hundreds of… | ||
| Current State of | Bernd Erk | 01h 09m |
Icinga 2.14 (July) cuts config reload time ~50% by eliminating excessive context switches, adds redundancy groups for grouped dependency logic, and includes… | ||
| OpenTelemetry for Logging | Philipp Krenn | 34m |
Shows how to get logs into OpenTelemetry so logs carry trace IDs for one-click correlation, using Java (SLF4J + Logback), the OpenTelemetry Java agent, OTel… | ||
| Automated update management with | Sebastian Gumprich | 33m |
Company-wide use of Renovate automates dependency updates by creating merge requests, running from a self-hosted GitLab pipeline on a schedule, and handling… | ||
| Experiments with OpenSearch and AI | Jochen Kressin, Leanne Lacey Bryne | 39m |
Proof-of-concept uses ChatGPT (and other LLMs) to convert natural language into Elasticsearch/OpenSearch DSL and also tests OpenSearch’s built‑in vector… | ||
| Replacing NSClient++ for Windows Monitoring | Sven Nierlein | 33m |
Introduces SNClient+ as a drop-in replacement for NSClient with full compatibility for existing .ini configs and scripts, implemented in Go to provide modern… | ||
| Running the Infra at FOSDEM | Sebastian Schubert | 31m |
FOSDEM runs ~10,000 people per day and ~80–90k devices on volunteer-operated infrastructure, delivering live streams and Wi‑Fi without proprietary services… | ||
| Extending Icinga Web with Modules: powerful, smart and easily created | Nicolas Schneider | 30m |
Shows concrete modules built on icingaweb2 using the scaffoldbuilder and Director APIs: check-reports (PDF reports of latest check results wired into Reporting… | ||
| IGNITE: Serving Server-Side WASM with Web Awareness with | Dave McAllister | 07m |
NGINX Unit now embeds a server-side Wasm runtime (using Wasmtime) so HTTP routing, TLS, reverse proxy and request context stay in the web tier while compiled… | ||
| IGNITE: A few cool new Icinga Notification scripts | Dave Kempe | 05m |
New Icinga notification suite built in Python provides a packaged deploy script that installs libraries, fixes permissions and creates director baskets for… | ||
| IGNITE: How My Cats Help Me at Work | Marc Zimmermann | 07m |
Describes how the presenter’s pet cats serve as companions and provide support during work, giving concrete examples of the ways the cats help with the… | ||
| Monitoring at one of the largest retail groups in the world | Matthias Gallinger, TOBIAS KEMPF | 43m |
Large-scale retail monitoring runs on OMD with Naemon/Thruk for checks, Prometheus for metrics and Grafana as the single-pane view, covering 700,000 hosts… | ||
| Community Edition – Easy Configuration, Modules, API and More | Jens Michelsons | 38m |
openITCOCKPIT (based on Naemon and other open-source tech) is presented as a flexible, easy-to-configure IT and application monitoring framework that lets… | ||
| Built-in OpenTelemetry support in Elasticsearch clients | Greg Kalapos | 27m |
Elastic added built-in OpenTelemetry to most Elasticsearch clients (Java, .NET, PHP, Ruby, Node) and creates an Elastic clients semantic conventions spec… | ||
| Automatic System Updates as Self-Service | Cosimo Russo, Fabian Binder | 28m |
A solution that automates controlled system updates by combining NetBox for host data, Checkmk for monitoring status, and Ansible for executing the updates… | ||
| – Powerful enterprise grade monitoring driven by Open Source | Wolfgang Alper | 34m |
Zabbix claims real-world scale: 50,000+ hosts monitored by a single instance and a recorded 15,000 metrics per host use case, with over 30,000 tracked… | ||
| The Experiment: Using AI to Process REST APIs and Build Icinga Plugins | Lukas Matecki | 32m |
A talk about using ChatGPT plus REST APIs to build custom Icinga checks and plugins for monitoring systems not covered by existing checks. The presenter… | ||
| Making your Kubernetes-based log collection reliable & durable with | Maksim Nabokikh | 28m |
Vector collects Kubernetes pod and node logs as a Rust agent deployed as DaemonSet agents with a three‑container pod: Vector, a reloader, and a metrics proxy… | ||
| Elevating Open-Source Monitoring Ecosystems | Birol Yildiz | 29m |
Defines a four-stage incident lifecycle—Preparation, Response, Communication, Learning—and shows concrete tooling: integrate monitoring with an alerting… | ||
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