Observability vs traditional monitoring: the reasons why you need OpenTelemetry

With increasingly complex systems and use cases traversing multiple services and systems, traditional logging is no longer sufficient to understand everything that is happening in a system and, more importantly, to debug a problem in that system.
This is where OpenTelemetry comes in and offers an easy way to instrument your codebase for data collection and make adjustments as the organization grows.

In this Meetup, Santiago will show you how you can debug almost anything thanks to OpenTelemetry:

* Observability vs traditional monitoring
* Why observability
* Where does OTel fit into this?
* OTel example on dotnet

All developers are welcome to attend. No specific language or background is required.

About Santiago
Santiago has been Software Engineer at D-EDGE for four years, working on distributed systems. He has a decade of professional experience in startups and established companies with different types of systems and all levels of complexity.

About D-EDGE
Have you ever booked a hotel online? Then you've probably used D-EDGE without knowing it.
Every day, we help more than 17,000 hotels worldwide to develop their online visibility and sales through a range of SaaS and digital marketing solutions.
Amongst the 480 D-EDGERS, the R&D team is made up of a hundred or so enthusiasts who are reinventing hotel booking for both the traveller and the hotelier.
As a subsidiary of the Accor group, D-EDGE simplifies the life of independent hotels and hotel chains alike.