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The document presents an overview of distributed tracing using OpenTracing and Jaeger, highlighting its significance in microservices architecture for monitoring performance, analyzing dependencies, and optimizing latency. Jaeger, a project originally developed at Uber, is noted for its compatibility with multiple programming languages and its ability to emit Prometheus metrics. Key terminology such as traces, spans, and baggage, as well as the concepts of observability through monitoring, logging, and tracing, are discussed.
Introduction to distributed tracing with tools like Open Tracing and Jaeger, useful for microservices.
Introduction to distributed tracing with tools like Open Tracing and Jaeger, useful for microservices.
Introduction to distributed tracing with tools like Open Tracing and Jaeger, useful for microservices.
Introduction to distributed tracing with tools like Open Tracing and Jaeger, useful for microservices.
Introduction to distributed tracing with tools like Open Tracing and Jaeger, useful for microservices.
Reasons for tracing include distributed context processing, transaction monitoring, and performance optimization.Explains observability through monitoring, logging, and tracing, including mention of OpenCensus.
Demonstration of tracing and an invitation for audience questions, concluding the presentation.