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Designed for professionals who want to master modern cloud-native diagnostics, this course goes far beyond traditional monitoring. You’ll learn how distributed tracing provides the full end-to-end visibility essential for pinpointing issues in today’s highly decoupled architectures. Think of it as the MRI of your distributed system - revealing causal relationships, latency bottlenecks, and hidden failure points that logs and metrics alone can never expose.
Through guided labs, real-world scenarios, and hands-on instrumentation, you’ll build the expertise to apply AIOps principles where they matter most: automated, accurate root cause analysis (RCA) in complex, distributed environments. By the end, you’ll know how to generate, collect, visualize, and interpret traces to diagnose problems with precision - and to correlate them with logs and metrics for truly holistic observability.
1. The Challenge of Microservices & The Rise of Distributed Tracing
2. Installing the OpenTelemetry Collector
3. Instrumenting Applications with OpenTelemetry
4. Visualizing Traces with Jaeger
5. Practical Root Cause Analysis with Distributed Traces
By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and hands-on expertise to instrument services, collect telemetry, visualize traces, and perform real root cause analysis across complex distributed systems. You’ll be equipped with practical skills in OpenTelemetry, the Collector, and Jaeger - empowering you to diagnose issues faster, improve service reliability, and elevate your observability practices. Jumpstart your journey into modern AIOps with us and transform the way you understand and troubleshoot cloud-native applications!
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Harshita is a DevOps Lab Engineer at KodeKloud. Her interest lies in DevOps, automation and observability.
She is particularly interested in logging and application monitoring, and has worked on and configured various observability stacks.