November 24, 2019

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My cloud makes pretty pictures

My cloud makes pretty pictures

Data is beautiful when made visible. Matthew Brender and Raj Dutt offer a demo of Snap, an open telemetry framework designed to gather an increasingly diverse amount of measurements from the cloud, and illustrate how to visualize data in Grafana with unprecedented ease.
Talk Title My cloud makes pretty pictures
Speakers Matthew Brender (Intel), Raj Dutt (raintank)
Conference Velocity
Conf Tag Build resilient systems at scale
Location Santa Clara, California
Date June 21-23, 2016
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Data is beautiful when made visible. Matthew Brender and Raj Dutt offer a demo of Snap, an open telemetry framework designed to gather an increasingly diverse amount of measurements from the cloud, and illustrate how to visualize data in Grafana with unprecedented ease. Get started with Snap and Grafana on Grafana.net. This keynote is sponsored by Intel.

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