The River of Data: Logging in the Modern Day
A presentation at Sysdig Breakfast Club February 2020 in in San Francisco, CA, USA by Laura Santamaria
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC The River of Data: Logging in the Modern Day Laura Santamaria Developer Advocate ISS Crew Earth Observations experiment and the Image Science & Analysis Group, Johnson Space Center
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Chaos Theory
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Chaos Image Credit: NASA image courtesy LANCE/EOSDIS MODIS Rapid Response Team at NASA GSFC
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Patterns Credit: NASA Earth Observatory images by Joshua Stevens and Jesse Allen, using Landsat data from the U.S. Geological Survey and VIIRS data from the Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Every computer system is chaotic
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Context
Then Photo by Giulia Gasperini on Unsplash @nimbinatus | #SysdigBC
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC One Ecosystem, One Datastream
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Stagnant application data Credit: USGS
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Now Photo by Ronit Shaked on Unsplash
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Many Systems, Many Datastreams
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Constant CI/CD flow App Health System Monitoring Photo by Angelo Pantazis on Unsplash
More needs, More rivers Credit: NASA Earth Observatory image by Lauren Dauphin and Robert Simmon, using Landsat data from the U.S. Geological Survey @nimbinatus | #SysdigBC
The landscape is changing Photo by USGS on Unsplash @nimbinatus | #SysdigBC
Your data is your compass Photo by Tim Graf on Unsplash @nimbinatus | #SysdigBC
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Considerations
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Storage Photo by Lode Lagrainge on Unsplash
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Storage overflow Photo by Mazhar Zandsalimi on Unsplash
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Security Photo by Hunter Harritt on Unsplash
Photo by Nathan Anderson on Unsplash @nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Calm vs Chaos Photo by Spurwing Agency on Unsplash
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC The Future
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Tracing Photo by Adam Jang on Unsplash
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Wide Open Spaces Photo by Jeremy Bishop on Unsplash
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Real-time analysis on the edge Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC A connected world Credit: NPS Photo
@nimbinatus | #SysdigBC This is our new normal
Ride the River (Thanks) https://nimbinatus.com @nimbinatus | #SysdigBC Photo by Adrien Converse on Unsplash
Logging isn’t just about gathering data; it’s about enhancing our natural abilities to understand the chaos around us. Logging is about following the flow of data across many surfaces, through many datacenters, and out of many devices and then generating a map of common errors and patterns so you can find your way quickly as the current gets stronger. In short, logging is about what people need to navigate our modern lives.
Let’s explore the future of logging, see what the flow of data looks like now versus in the past and how that might change into the future, and discuss how data and security are intertwined.
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