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#82 - Observability Saga - Vol. 8 - New Relic

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João Brito

Following the logic of Physics, observability is the ability to act on an application through the signals it gives. By analyzing its behavior in distributed systems, we can discover where the problem is, know why and how it is happening, predict incidents, make assumptions, and, going further, generate information that will mean a lot to the people in charge of the business strategy. Thus, continuing the longest and deepest series on observability, Kubicast presents its conversation with Cassio Dias, software engineer at New Relic, a company that contributes very closely to the OpenTelemetry project and has, as one of the WOW features of its observability platform, Pixie, a feature that gives you total observability of Kubernetes in the cluster with little effort. Welcome to another Kubicast of the Observability Saga: CONTACT - You can find Cássio Dias on:

  • LinkedIn: /cassiodias/

  • Twitter: @cassiodias25

The LINKS mentioned are here:

The RECOMMENDATIONS for the episode are: Cássio:

  • developer.newrelic.com/

  • Codestream - tool to contribute to and comment on code and create documentation

João:

  • The @learnk8s account on Twitter. Every day there is something good to see!

#KCDBrasil - The CFP to speak at KCD Brasil closed last week. Now, let's wait for the schedule which comes out in early December! Follow the news here! Kubicast is a production by Getup, a Kubernetes specialist and supporter of the UnDistro project, a distribution to manage multiple Kubernetes clusters. #o11y #Observability #OpenTelemetry #DevOps #Kubernetes #Containers #docker Kubicast is a production by Getup, the only Brazilian company 100% focused and specialized in Kubernetes. All episodes of the podcast are on Getup's website and on the main digital audio platforms. Some of them are recorded on YT.

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