Monitor and Graph Everything with Grafana OSS Tools (Toronto Tech Week)

​Join us for a number of interactive sessions on how to instrument, monitor and graph pretty much anything with purely Open Source Tools. We'll be hosting live demos, workshops on best practices and provide an opportunity for you to network with your tech peers in Toronto.

Register: https://lu.ma/k8ranqkw

Tentative Schedule:

Do you have data? Lots of data? In what seems like 500 different places, none of which talk to each other? - Ronald McCollam (Grafana Labs)
In this talk we'll look at how Grafana can connect to multiple different products and data repositories, giving you a single place to visualize and analyze that data. We'll cover a brief overview of how Grafana works, how it talks to other products, and what options are available for working with your data.

Starting with OpenTelemetry - Marylia Gutierrez (Grafana Labs)
Have you heard about OpenTelemetry (OTel), but you don't know what it is or how to use it? This talk introduces OpenTelemetry, a powerful and open-source observability framework. We will explore how OpenTelemetry standardizes the collection of telemetry data—logs, metrics, and traces—across various platforms, cover its core components and have a demo on how to see this data in Grafana.

Simplifying performance testing with k6 Studio - Cris Ventura (Grafana Labs)
This talk will showcase k6 Studio, a desktop application that helps you create, run, and analyze performance tests. It provides a user-friendly interface, making load testing more efficient and accessible for developers and QA teams.

Warpstream: The kafka abstraction on s3 which powers Mimir cloud - Arjun Nair (Warpstream)
The talk goes over the implementation system of a next generation kafka/streaming system from first principles and how it can help scale something like production level monitoring databases.

​We are officially part of Toronto Tech Week 2025, a weeklong citywide collection of events to connect and celebrate the builders. June 23 → June 27, 2025 | torontotechweek.com.