Monitoring Python code with OpenTelemetry + Elastic

Ashish Tiwari (~ashish187)


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Description:

If your application is running slow, You should be the first person to know this instead of your users.

Application performance monitoring (APM) makes tracking the issue much easier and cuts off the debugging time. OpenTelemetry helps to collect the traces, transactions, errors and spans from your code with distributed platforms and Microservices. On the other hand, Elastic gives you better visualization across all your transactions and traces where you can apply different types of alerts and triggers.

It will help to find RCA for the DevOps/Developers and track down the exact component where the problem occurred.

In this workshop, we will integrate OTel with Python code and some of the popular frameworks (like Dango, flask). All the traces, metrics & transactions will be visible on the Elastic dashboard.

Prerequisites:

Basic understanding of Python programming.

Speaker Info:

Having experience in Software & Email Industry. Currently, I am working as a Senior Developer Advocate, India at Elastic. Started journey with Software Engineer. Throughout the journey, I got the opportunity to work with great minds on various stacks, databases & programming languages. Worked with various types of use cases and contributed to the solutions. I have been wearing multiple hats as a startup guy so got a chance to work on system design, scaling, system architect, coding, maintenance, customer support, etc. It was not just tech but also marketing & Community engagement.

Nowadays playing around GenAI and Semantic search :)

Speaker Links:

Website - ashish.one.
LinkedIn - ashishtiwari93.
Twitter - @_ashish_tiwari.
Github - ashishtiwari1993.

Section: Ethics and Philosophy
Type: Workshops
Target Audience: Intermediate
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