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Kubernetes attributes processor v1: What it means for EDOT Collector
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Kubernetes attributes processor v1: What it means for EDOT Collector

Default EDOT Collector setups are fine. Anything custom that queries labels, annotations or container.image.tag quietly stops returning data after EDOT 9.6.

Christos Markou
Two dependencies and one config block: Spring Boot metrics to Elasticsearch over Prometheus remote write
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Two dependencies and one config block: Spring Boot metrics to Elasticsearch over Prometheus remote write

Prometheus remote write forwards Micrometer's Actuator metrics into an Elasticsearch time series data stream. JVM heap, request latency, GC pauses and HikariCP activity all become queryable with ES|QL, and nothing new has to run alongside it.

Christoph Heger
Temporal Cloud observability in Elastic: 50+ metrics, zero collectors
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Temporal Cloud observability in Elastic: 50+ metrics, zero collectors

Elastic scrapes metrics.temporal.io, so the workflow that has been stuck in Running for an hour turns out to be a task queue nobody is polling, and you find that out before you open a single worker log.

Ishleen Kaur
Monitor Supabase in Elastic: dashboards, alert templates, SLO templates, and zero agents
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Monitor Supabase in Elastic: dashboards, alert templates, SLO templates, and zero agents

When your Supabase API goes slow, it could be the node, Postgres, the pooler or PostgREST. Elastic tells you which one and shows you the logs from whichever it was.

Ishleen Kaur
Native OTLP metrics ingestion on Elastic Cloud Hosted
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Native OTLP metrics ingestion on Elastic Cloud Hosted

Send an exponential OpenTelemetry histogram and Elasticsearch keeps the scale and buckets you sent. All four type and temporality combinations work now, and your SDK and Collector config stay exactly as they are.

Maurizio Branca
How one ES|QL query builds a metric chart for every metric in Elasticsearch
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How one ES|QL query builds a metric chart for every metric in Elasticsearch

METRICS_INFO reports what metrics are in your data and how to aggregate each one, so Kibana Discover can chart counters, gauges and histograms correctly with no configuration and no field names to look up.

Katerina Patticha
From a 582ms latency spike to the team that owns it, using Kibana Discover
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From a 582ms latency spike to the team that owns it, using Kibana Discover

Getting there takes a data view, some filter pills, a KQL query and a switch to Lucene query syntax, but the part that actually names the team is one ES|QL LOOKUP JOIN against a service catalog index.

Jeffrey Rengifo
Kubernetes observability: SLO templates that turn alerts into error budgets
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Kubernetes observability: SLO templates that turn alerts into error budgets

Two bad rollouts burned 88% of a 30-day error budget while the SLI still read 99.56%. This post adds four SLO templates that bring burn-rate tracking to the OTel-based alert rules from Part 1, no new instrumentation required.

Agi K Thomas
Correlate logs, metrics, and traces in one ES|QL query
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Correlate logs, metrics, and traces in one ES|QL query

Walk through four investigations, from CPU saturation to pod memory pressure, each answered by a single query across signal types.

Vinay Chandrasekhar
vLLM Prometheus metrics for self-hosted LLM tuning: TTFT, KV Cache, and GPU Utilization
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vLLM Prometheus metrics for self-hosted LLM tuning: TTFT, KV Cache, and GPU Utilization

Tuning a self-hosted vLLM inference using its Prometheus metrics in Elastic Observability — TTFT, KV cache, prefix caching and DCGM GPU counters

Bahubali Shetti
From CrashLoopBackOff to OOMKilled with PromQL in Elasticsearch and Kibana
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From CrashLoopBackOff to OOMKilled with PromQL in Elasticsearch and Kibana

Use PromQL in Elasticsearch and Kibana to move from a CrashLoopBackOff alert to OOMKilled, memory versus the limit, and a verified fix.

Miguel Sánchez Gómez
One edit, every dashboard updated: managing Kibana observability at scale with Terraform
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One edit, every dashboard updated: managing Kibana observability at scale with Terraform

Define your golden-signals panels once in a shared HCL library and use for_each to generate every team's dashboard, with drift detection and git rollback built in.

Jeffrey Rengifo

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