Cloud Native London 2018

Monitoring Kubernetes: Follow the Data

· London, UK

At Datadog they help thousands of organizations monitor their infrastructure and applications. In this session, Daniel will dive deeper into the several hundred trillion data points they’ve gathered to extract information about the real-world use of Kubernetes and see trends in container and orchestrator usage. As you look at Kubernetes and container usage data, you will also learn about the top applications being used in orchestrated environments and, using the data, provide insight into which metrics you should watch and how to troubleshoot based on those metrics. In this session, Daniel will explore a framework for your metrics and how to use it to find solutions to the issues that come up. You will also learn the three types of monitoring data; what to collect; what should trigger an alert (avoiding an alert storm and pager fatigue); and how to follow the resources to find the root causes of problems. Although the real-world Kubernetes and container use data is derived from Datadog users, the focus of this session is not tool specific, so you will leave with strategies and frameworks that you can implement in your container-based environments today regardless of the platforms and tools you use.

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MONITORING K8S: FOLLOW THE DATA DANIEL MAHER, DATADOG @phrawzty

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Thanks for your talk @phrawzty , super interesting stats, especially the length of container life stuff. #cloudnativelondon — Chris Priest (@cjrpriest) September 26, 2018

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"Most of the @kubernetesio usage we are seeing at @datadoghq is in dev and test workloads. We're sure this will change as the tech matures... Unless you follow along with @samnewman 's thinking about serverless from this morning" :-) @phrawzty #CloudNativeLondon pic.twitter.com/jMHiyJYhh4 — Daniel Bryant (@danielbryantuk) September 26, 2018

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