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Making distribute tracing easier with more sophisticated visualizations - @YuriShkuro
The first is color coded by service graph. The second is a heat map #QConNYC
The first is color coded by service graph. The second is a heat map #QConNYC
Now @YuriShkuro is talking about a tool that compares traces.
[ ed- omg this: just yesterday I was talking to a vendor at QCon and was wondering if it’d be possible to compare traces. They said their product didn’t offer this. IMo this is the most important aspect of tracing]
[ ed- omg this: just yesterday I was talking to a vendor at QCon and was wondering if it’d be possible to compare traces. They said their product didn’t offer this. IMo this is the most important aspect of tracing]
And the diff tool deals with aggregate traces. You can then drill down into an individual trace. @YuriShkuro at #QConNYC
[ed - this. This so freaking much. Starting with a trace is like being in a hiding to nowhere. Need to begin with an aggregate view.]
[ed - this. This so freaking much. Starting with a trace is like being in a hiding to nowhere. Need to begin with an aggregate view.]
The final talk of my track
The state of Serverless computing - or fixing dysfunctionnad a service
Remember this paper? This talk is basically a gist of this paper. 🍿
The state of Serverless computing - or fixing dysfunctionnad a service
Remember this paper? This talk is basically a gist of this paper. 🍿
There’s been a bunch of research on serverless recently - and Hacker News trashes all of it.
Yet, serverless use is on the rise. FaaS is good for embarrassingly parallel tasks as well as workflow orchestration
Yet, serverless use is on the rise. FaaS is good for embarrassingly parallel tasks as well as workflow orchestration
The limitations of current FaaS offerings. The first and last can be overcome, but the middle two are severe limitations.
what you really end up getting is dysfunction as a service.
what you really end up getting is dysfunction as a service.
Now the talk I’m looking forward to the MOST - @colmmacc on PID loops (pronounces P-I-D loops, and not “pid” (like sid) loops as I’ve always been pronouncing it in my head.
This is going to be so good! I’ll try to live tweet.
This is going to be so good! I’ll try to live tweet.
