CFP: Making Sense of Metrics: Crafting and Leveraging Prometheus Metrics for Infrastructure Intelligence

Audience This talk is targeted at System Administrators and Site Reliability Engineers interested in learning about how to best make sense of the Prometheus metrics their system exposes. If you know PromQL, but the queries behind your dashboards are still a mystery to you, you are not alone. This talk will show how to get information out of your metrics to maximize the insights and make data-based decisions. Outline Creating new metrics and collecting them with Prometheus is easier today... Artikel ansehen

Developer

I am working as a software developer since I finished my masters in 2013 at Heidelberg University. I started my career in Software Development at SAP SE in Walldorf working on Analytics and Cloud Foundry. In 2019, I decided to leave SAP and joined Red Hat.

At Red Hat, I am working as Site Reliablity Engineer, keeping the lights on for several OpenShift clusters.

To share my passion for high quality code and help learners, I’m mentoring Go newcomers on exercism.io.

I am passionate about Open Source software development, which was one reason for me to move to an Open Source company. You can find some of my work on my github profile.

Whenever I get new insights worth sharing, be it during work or one of my numerous private projects, I’m publishing it either on opensource.com or on my own blog if I can find time for writing.

Author

In November 2022, my very first book Operating OpenShift – An SRE Approach to Operating Infrastructure was released! With this book, Rick and I want to help you get started with operating OpenShift clusters, from 1 to many of them!

You can get it on Amazon or order it in your local book store, or read it online in the O’Reilly Safari Library.

Find out more on the book’s dedicated website operatingopenshift.com!