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DESCRIPTION:In this era of microservices\, the '3 Pillars of  System Observ
 ability'\, a.k.a. **logging**\, **metrics monitoring** and **traffic traci
 ng** are pivotal in giving developers quick feedbacks on the **performance
 ** and **behaviour** of their application. With good observability practic
 es\, not only developers can understand the bottleneck and stability of th
 eir app\, they can even be benefited from faster iteration cycle due to re
 liable feedback loops.\n\nIn this talk\, the usage of **OpenTelemetry** pa
 ckage\, a well-known open-source Observability stack\, in Python will be a
 ddressed. OpenTelemetry is a **vendor-** and **tool-agnostic**\, Observabi
 lity stack integrating with a broad variety of Observability backends\, in
 cluding open source tools like **Jaeger** and **Prometheus**\, as well as 
 commercial offerings. \n\nWith the introduction of usage of OpenTelemetry 
 in Python\, it is hoped that users have more **understanding on the '3 Pil
 lars of System Observability'**\, **actively and confidently monitor** the
 ir Python workloads\, and define a **suitable and meaningful Service Level
  Objective (SLO)** for their program.
DTSTAMP:20260718T152822Z
LOCATION:LT8
SUMMARY:Operate with Confidence -- OpenTelemetry in Python - Alex Au
URL:https://pretalx.com/pyconhk2024/talk/9HHTWK/
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