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Monitor My Socks: Using Prometheus in a Polyglot Open Source Microservices Reference Architecture [I] - Phil Winder, Winder Research/Container Solution

This presentation describes how Prometheus was integrated into a polyglot microservices application. We will use the "Sock Shop", a cloud-native reference microservices architecture to demonstrate some of the best practices and pitfalls of attempting to unify monitoring in real life. Attendees will be able to use this application as a reference point, or as a real life starting point for their own applications.

Specifically, we will cover:
Integrating Prometheus in Java/Go/Node.js/Haskell
Best practices: what to monitor and how to structure the monitoring code
Pitfalls: what goes wrong and why
Demonstrations and descriptions how attendees can try it for themselves

About Phil Winder
Phil Winder is a multi-disciplinary freelance architect working towards the research and development of cutting-edge technology. Most recently he has been developing cloud-based full-stack microservice systems for a range of clients but has a significant past in machine learning and electronics. His company, WinderResearch.com, is collaborating with Container Solutions, a container consultancy, to provide R&D services in the container space. Phil has Ph.D. and Masters degrees from the University of Hull, UK in Electronics, with a focus on embedded signal processing.
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