Sydney
November 6-8, 2017

Event Details

Please note: All times listed below are in Central Time Zone


Use case: Help me from tons of alarms

Fujitsu Cloud had a performance issue of OpenStack API. Average of API response time was usually good(less than a few seconds), however, once the trouble happened, a large amount of time out errors occurred. We tried to detect the trouble with metrics monitoring(CPU, memory...), but could not configure the threshold for each metric properly. We just got a ton of alarms after the trouble happened. It's very hard for operators to check whether the alarm is necessary or not for all alarms.

We introduced Monasca-analytics to reduce the load of operators. Monasca-analytics could find only the alarms which should be checked by configuring the alarm thresholds.

In this presentation, we will show you how Monasca and Monasca-analytics work and how our system is configured.


What can I expect to learn?

The archtecture and data flow of Monasca and Monasca-analytics

 

Monday, November 6, 4:20pm-5:00pm (5:20am - 6:00am UTC)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Fujitsu
Hisashi Osanai is one of the core reviewer for Monasca-Analytics and working as a distinguished cloud engineer in the Fujitsu. He has a background in machine learning techniques and struggle to use new techniques for IT analytics. He has a courage to integrate Monasca with AIOps. FULL PROFILE
Fujitsu
Software Engineer, Fujitsu Limited.He is working on Monasca, especially Logging-as-a-Service function. FULL PROFILE
Fujitsu
Daisuke Fujita is senior software engineer in Fujitsu. He has been working for Fujitsu for over 10 years and joined OpenStack development in 2015. He is working on Monasca, especially Monasca-analytics.  He has spoken about Monasca-analyitcs at OpenStack Summit in Sydney. FULL PROFILE