Iulia Feroli
Observability with OpenTelemetry & Elastic
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The growing need for observability in complex applications
Modern applications with many moving parts, like those in the GenAI space, require robust monitoring to diagnose and fix issues effectively.
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Moving beyond print statements for Python monitoring
While print() statements are a common starting point for debugging, Python's native logging module offers a more structured, albeit limited, approach.
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Introducing OpenTelemetry as a universal standard
OpenTelemetry provides a vendor-agnostic, open-source framework for instrumenting applications to emit telemetry data for analysis.
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Exploring the three main signals: traces, metrics, and logs
Observability is built on three core signal types: traces for request paths, metrics for numerical data, and logs for event records.
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Using manual and automatic instrumentation in your code
You can add OpenTelemetry to your application by manually inserting code snippets or by using automatic instrumentation for common libraries and frameworks.
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Combining OpenTelemetry data with the Elastic stack
Elastic natively supports the OpenTelemetry protocol and schema, allowing you to collect, store, and visualize telemetry data in a centralized platform.
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Visualizing application performance with an Elastic dashboard
A live demonstration shows how an OpenTelemetry-instrumented application sends data to Elastic, revealing metrics like latency, throughput, errors, and logs.
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Why observability is critical for Python and AI applications
Adopting observability standards like OpenTelemetry is crucial for Python developers to monitor, debug, and optimize increasingly complex AI and LLM-based systems.
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