Tracing and Logging

Elke Moritz (LinuxTag e.V. und HERE, a Nokia business)

Tracing and Logging

Not all servers and services do "operate within normal parameters" all the time. When they don't, system engineers need reliable procedures to identify and fix problems. In this track, LinuxTag speakers explore tools and techniques for tracing programs, profiling applications, and for monitoring and enhancing database connections and web scripting language frameworks. Participants learn how to collect information, manage that information, and analyze it for relevant values and events. A list of tools and projects might include but is not limited to Strace, Ltrace, Sviz, Breeze, New Relic, Dtrace, features of JBoss, Log4j, Logstash, Splunk, Graphite, Syslog-NG, and monitoring frameworks.

Time	Friday, 09.05.2014 - Stage 11
10:00	Build Your Own SNMP Agent Michael Schwartzkopff (MIchael Schwartzkopff)





10:30	Sicheres Anwendungs- Monitoring mit SNMP Gerrit Beine (GI, Agile Saxony, FreeBSD Contributor, openSUSE Member)





11:00	RSYSLOG v8 improvements and how to write plugins in any language Rainer Gerhards (Adiscon GmbH)





11:30





12:00	Keynote on Stage 11: The Linux kernel, how it is developed, and how we stay sane doing it Greg Kroah- Hartman (Linux Foundation)





12:30





13:00	Lunch break in exhibition halls 4 and 6 (included for LinuxTag badge holder)





13:30





14:00	Log Analysis with Graylog2 Lennart Koopmann (TORCH GmbH)





14:30


	Log- und Eventmanagement mit Logstash und Graphite Bernd Erk (NETWAYS GmbH)


15:00





15:30	Coffee break in exhibition halls 4 and 6 (included for LinuxTag badge holder)





16:00	Icinga 1, Icinga 2 - Open Source Monitoring auf 2 Schienen Markus Frosch (Icinga Development Team)





16:30	Network security monitoring with Icinga Ralf C. Staudemeyer





17:00	Finding method in the madness: the challenges of the automatic classification of log messages Péter Gyöngyösi (BalaBit IT Security)





17:30	Data visualization as a means to explore and detect known and unknown security issues in log files Jan-Erik Stange (Fachhochschule Potsdam), Johannes Landstorfer (IXDS)