On 01.10.24 Dr. Andreas Brunnert will give a presentation on “Automatically measure the Software Carbon Intensity (SCI) of your cloud software with OpenTelemetry and Cloud Carbon Footprint” at the Green Software Foundation Global Summit [...]
On 07.05.24 Dr. Andreas Brunnert will present his latest paper on "Green Software Metrics" at the Workshop on Challenges in Performance Methods for Software Development (WOSP-C) 2024, a short summary of the content can [...]
On April 25th, 2024 Dr. Andreas Brunnert will be presenting at the first EcoCompute Conference conference. in Munich The topic of his presentation is „How to measure CO2 emissions for every API call of [...]
Dear Performance Engineers, For the first time in a long while, we're happy to invite you to a real-world Software Performance Meetup again on July 12th. Also for the first time, we will hold [...]
The three pillars of observability are traces, metrics, and logs. OpenTelemetry is an open-source observability framework, which offers APIs and tools to standardize the collection of telemetry data from running, potentially distributed applications. In two [...]
The three pillars of observability are traces, metrics, and logs. OpenTelemetry is an open-source observability framework, that offers APIs and tools to standardize the collection telemetry data from a running application. In a previous [...]
When developing and operating an application, observability is an important factor for successfully maintaining the application and evaluating its performance. The three primary aspects of observability are logs, metrics, and traces. In this blog [...]
[Update] You may now download the slides of the talk here: 20220201_Meetup_Otel_AWS_GCP_Azure Dear Performance Engineers, we are happy to welcome you to the next virtual software performance meetup. The meetup will take place on [...]
We're happy to announce that RETIT will be presenting two talks at JavaLand 2022: Bernhard Lubomski will give a talk about Observability in AWS, GCP and Azure using OpenTelemetry on 2022/03/15 and Denis Angeletta [...]
Investigating the Performance of Reactive Libraries in a Quarkus Microservice What’s the performance benefit of using reactive libraries in my Java applications? Can I go step-by-step, or do I need to go all-in and refactor [...]