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Our application speaks, time series are one of their languages. During this talk I will share how to use the open source Tick Stack to spin up a modern monitoring system for your application and your infrastructure. DevOps, cloud computing and containers changed how we are writing and running our applications. This talk shows what InfluxData and the community is building to have a modern and flexible monitoring toolkit.

Technologie

The TICK stack for a modern and open source monitoring system.
Monitor your applications
and sleep

“Try again. Fail again.
Fail better.”
cit. Samuel Beckett

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Trust your system
To be familiar with your applications you need to know what they are
doing.

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2016/04/15 15:42:46 [warn] 2330#0: *167 using uninitialized variable,
client: 10.0.1.1, server: localhost.dev, request: "POST /auth HTTP/1.1",
host: "localhost"
2016/04/15 15:44:44 [error] 2330#0: *171 FastCGI sent in stderr: "
PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception
'RuntimeException' with message 'All broken)[500]'
in /var/www/my/project.php:237
Stack trace:
#0 /var/www/index.php:45 ObjectService->flush()
#1 [internal function] ->save()

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Widespread Monitoring Tools
tail -f /var/log/nginx/error.live.log

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Logs are
¨ Expensive to store

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Logs are
¨ Difficult to index

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Difficult but not impossible
There are great solutions for this...

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Depends of your use case:
¨ They contain detailed information
¨ They are human readable
¨ … all kinds of great reasons

There is no war between
time series and logs.
They love each other!

Reduce your log to a
Timestamp + float or int value.
You will have something easier
to manage.

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“Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more
complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius —
and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.”
Cit. Ernest F. Shumacher

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We already have some tools ready to be used:

• Easy to get started with
• Familiar query syntax
• No external dependencies
• Open source
• Horizontally scalable
• Member of a cohesive time
series platform
Why Choose InfluxDB?

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Regular and Irregular time series

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Complete STACK to build your monitoring or event system.

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Managing a monitoring system is not
for everyone

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Gianluca Arbezzano
SRE
@gianarb
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