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thank you for this deep comprehensive intro , bruno mars swe edition

Every video on this channel is incredible. I'm a superfan. These videos made me passionate about OTel years ago.

Well said. We don't run servers today, we run rackmount Personal Computers.

perfect

No way do I allow async things outside of my control like autovacuum (or JVMs that go into GC freezes) to be anywhere near the critical path of a performance/capacity sensitive system. It's easy to monitor Postgres plan vs execution discrepancies and then to manual vacuum one at a time across distrubuted Postgres server farms when you can schedule them cleanly.

Wow MVP LightStep

Another hello world video without real value...

Great tutorial about OT. I have a quick question, how far can we keep propagating? is there a limit as to how big a trace object can become?

The music although nice is super distracting. Even worse it's too loud and drowns out your voice. Also, adjust framing so you don't look like a hobbit :)

GOAT

Well done video and well explained. Thank you!

Hi, I liked the presentation, is this available as pdf? :)

Hi Sir I was able to easily understand the changes. Well presented. Ty

how does it know the sequence of events? I didn't see a timestamp anywhere

I love the straightforwardness of this video, you have my subscription

something english is my comment, this is a sentence

plus de mots français sur cette page

eoghan is my name hello

bonjour, je m'appelle Eoghan

28:45 start of the talk about shouting in the data center

Why are you demoing with Explorer, if it's a feature that is on the path to deprecation?

volume too low

ruclips.net/video/EJV_CgiqlOE/видео.html for the video referenced at 8:10

Looking to get into OTEL, and this was a great well paced intro. Sub'd, and looking for more!

This guy cannot even tell the difference between Flask and Django, what a waste of time

2 years later--I'm still forwarding this video to all the devs I work with

Hello, this is a great presentation, would you mind sending me the presentation ?

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Phenomenal presentation in substance, style, and delivery. Thank you!

Is there a good practice for correlation with Netflow or packet capture data? For example, maybe a community id to correlation id?

Really great and helpful!

The articulation is not at all clear - disappointed to see this.

Perfect!!!

fun but I need more practical examples

This 3-part series is great. I like the way you break down the concepts of OTEL.

hehehe - gold!! Those that don't write logs, well, yes - the screenie says it all... cheers for the giggle and be well yeah..

The new series is fun! Also, I like the spiky haircut. I hope you keep posting the new-style videos (but I also got a lot out of your earlier ones, too). Thanks!

Great format and highly informative, thank you!

Thank you mate, finally with your medium blog and those videos I understand it better!

very clear and useful! Subscribed.

Excelent video! Your teaching is very good! You made me rethink a lot of what I had become used to, like the difficulty of understanding logs coming from different sources.

Helpful intro. Thanks. 👍

please keep making these! they present very clear and well defined information in a great format.

Do you happen to have the slides available? Specifically the slide showing the data structure at the end of the presentation?

I like your style! :) The background music is cool so you can keep it but perhaps a little bit quieter.

Great content! I'm trying to access your e-book but O'Reilly is insisting on a 10 day trial of their service - is that intentional?

Every talk Ted gives is a Ted talk 🤔

I've come back to your videos over and over again over the last few years. They are super well done.

Context is immutable for a reason. Second thing is that go avoids magic syntax, everything is explicit. Your suggestion breakes the rule.

Thank you!