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Join the Sentry developers who built Sentry’s OpenTelemetry support and learn how to understand the performance of your OTel instrumented applications. As the leading open standard for observability, thousands of companies use OpenTelemetry to capture data across their services - but capturing raw logs, traces, and metrics is only the first step in improving software performance.

In this video, we will introduce you to SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) and explain what it is, why it's important, and how you can get started with it. We'll cover everything you need to know to get started with SRE, from the basics of SRE concepts and principles to the tools and skills you'll need to succeed.

Elasticsearch supports both rectangular and hexagonal grids when aggregating spatial data geographically. This video shows how to set up a Kibana dashboard with four synchronized maps with appropriate layer configurations for comparing and contrasting these two approaches using both geo_point and geo_shape data sources.

In this video we will show you how to implement a history database to your Metaconsole environment.

In this video, you will learn how to quickly get up and running with OpenTelemetry using Helm—plus how to start ingesting data and viewing the results in Honeycomb.

Debugging with logs in distributed systems can be a pain. It’s tough to search raw data looking for a pattern, relating potential causes with other logs, and checking trace and metrics data for more confirmation. Is finding one pattern enough? What if there are other problems? Who knows how many colliding factors are relevant? At Honeycomb, we’re flipping the script on the log search problem. Hear our resident experts, (former Splunk Ninja) Michael Wilde and Andy Dufour, discuss how Honeycomb customers have technically evolved their log analysis process to achieve fast pattern detection, skipping the search grep/search loop entirely.

Let Honeycomb map out your distributed services

Blake Irvin and Matouš Dzivjak from SumUp’s Software Engineering team, Honeycomb Solution Architect Michael Sickles and Account Executive Nathan Leary, discuss how SumUp incorporated observability, specifically, SLOs, to identify and resolve issues before they grew into customer-noticeable problems.