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Building scalable OSS observability with Mimir, Loki, Tempo, and Pyroscope

Get the latest news about the scalability and performance of the open source telemetry backends that make up the Grafana LGTM Stack: Grafana Mimir for Prometheus metrics, Grafana Loki for logs, and Grafana Tempo for traces. Learn about our newest OSS database, Grafana Pyroscope for continuous profiling, which provides insights into resource usage and latency down to the code level. Finally, find out how to correlate profiles with metrics, logs, and traces for a more holistic view of system health and performance.

Speakers

Ryan Perry
Ryan Perry
Principal Product Manager  •  Grafana Labs
Ryan is an Indiana native who made the transition from business to coding after working in corporate jobs. After completing a coding bootcamp, they moved to Oakland, CA, and have since worked at startups, co-founded an OSS startup (Pyroscope), and successfully merged it with Grafana Phlare. In their free time, they enjoy basketball, video games (especially Smash Bros!), cooking, and indulging in some guilty pleasure reality TV.
    Mario Rodriguez
    Mario Rodriguez
    Senior Software Engineer  •  Grafana Labs
    Mario is a Software Engineer at Grafana Labs and maintainer of Grafana Tempo. Mario is a contributor to the OpenTelemetry collector and code owner of the service graph connector.
    Ed Welch
    Ed Welch
    Principal Software Engineer  •  Grafana Labs
    Ed has a varied career history of software development, including robotic control systems, vehicle fleet tracking, and telecom middleware. He has worked at both startups and large enterprises, and is now a Principal Software Engineer at Grafana Labs, where he leads the Loki project.
    Vlad Diachenko
    Vlad Diachenko
    Software Engineer  •  Grafana Labs
    Vlad Diachenko is a software engineer who has worked in a number of different industries: security, travel, and health care. Currently a Grafana Labs software engineer working on Grafana Loki, he enjoys talking about this open source project for log aggregation because he knows that it solves many of the issues all developers face every day.

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