Open source observability explained - the Grafana Labs stack

Wish you could have open source observability explained to you? Senior Developer Advocate Nicole van der Hoeven explains how all the OSS projects from the Grafana Labs stack work together and how the picture they're all building towards is continuous reliability.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:31 Concerns in observability
01:05 1. Identifying data to collect
02:23 Logs with Grafana Loki
04:16 Metrics with Prometheus and Grafana Mimir
06:26 Distributed tracing with Grafana Tempo
08:00 Continuous profiles with Grafana Pyroscope
10:16 2. Collecting data and instrumentation
10:50 Source instrumentation with Grafana Faro and OpenTelemetry
11:32 Binary instrumentation with Grafana Alloy
12:52 External eBPF instrumentation with Grafana Beyla
14:24 Software testing with Grafana k6
16:09 3. Doing stuff with data - visualization with Grafana
17:22 Incident response management with Grafana OnCall
18:27 Summary of open source observability

LINKS TO ALL PROJECTS:
Grafana

Loki

Tempo

Mimir

Pyroscope

k6

Beyla

Alloy

Faro

OnCall

Prometheus

OpenTelemetry

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[Bibhu-ityi]

Honestly Your are just simply Gifted . You explained 2 hours stuff in 20 mints.

[brandonmarcum]

As a huge fan of Nicole's work, it's great to see Grafana harness the absolute star power they have within in their ranks. Awesome breakdown of the entire observability stack!

[FulvioSpelta]

A real complete and clear lesson! Great.

[giviz]

You did a really good job with that overview! Thanks!

[krishnansivakarthikeyan]

Very nicely presented and lot of very important aspects are covered beyond grafana.

[joanmateu]

Very nice video! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing!

It was a awesome video and well explained the observability stack, thanks so much!!!

[everythingiscoolio]

Thanks!! This is exactly what I needed. It's 3AM and I woke up thinking about observability that's free and open source. I came away from this knowing what to look into next.