This document discusses service monitoring, server monitoring, and custom monitoring using various tools. It introduces Pingdom and Pagerduty for service monitoring to check if a service is working. New Relic is presented for server monitoring of CPU, disk, memory, etc, with Slack/email for alerts. Custom monitoring with Datadog is also covered to define custom metrics and thresholds according to requirements, with Pagerduty/email for alerts. The presenter encourages not being afraid of monitoring and building it incrementally like Lego blocks while adapting to application changes.

2. What is Gengo
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3. Who I am
冨田陽介
テンがないほう
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Backend and Ops Engineer
Experience Ops role for the first time
at Gengo,
2 years and 1 month now.

4. Monitoring
using SaaS

5. Target
- Non operation engineers
- Operation engineers who hosts
monitoring system by your own
- People who need to directly
access the web site to check
whether it’s working

6. Agenda
Service monitoring
Server monitoring
Custom monitoring

7. Agenda
Service monitoring
Server monitoring
Custom monitoring

8. Service Monitoring
- Is our service really working?
- Pingdom for monitoring
- Pagerduty for alerting

9. Pingdom

10. Pingdom

11. Pagerduty

12. Pagerduty

13. Agenda
Service monitoring
Server monitoring
Custom monitoring

14. Server Monitoring
- Are our servers healthy?
(CPU, Disk IO/Usage, Memory etc)
- NewRelic for monitoring
- Slack/Email for alerting

15. New Relic

16. New Relic

17. Agenda
Service monitoring
Server monitoring
Custom monitoring

18. Custom Monitoring
- Define metrics and threshold according to
your requirement
- Continuous improvement, following
software change
- Datadog for monitoring
- Pagerduty/Email for alerting

19. Datadog

20. Datadog

21. Datadog

22. Conclusion
- Monitoring 怖くない
- Build monitoring like Lego Block
- Catch-up application change
and continuous improvement

23. Let’s enjoy monitoring!
Thank you!