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Distributed Tracing Infrastructure with Ben Sigelman and Alex Kehlenbeck

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Ben Sigelman 

 Alex Kehlenbeck

Observability consists of metrics, logs, and traces. Lightstep is a company that builds distributed tracing infrastructure, which requires them to store and serve high volumes of trace data. There are numerous architecture challenges that come with managing this data, and Ben Sigelman and Alex Kehlenbeck join the show to discuss the implementation of Lightstep.

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