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DNS Tracing & Metrics Via eBPF in OpenTelemetry- Endre Sara, Causely & Nikola Grcevski, Grafana Labs
CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
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- Presented by Endre Sara, Causely & Nikola Grcevski, Grafana Labs
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Cloud and DevOpsSystems programmingObservability and monitoringNetworking and protocolsLinux
Endre Sara and Nikola Grcevski present a method for integrating DNS observability directly into OpenTelemetry using eBPF.
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