Metrics As Music: an Open Source Symphony @socallinuxexpo
Metrics As Music: an Open Source Symphony  @socallinuxexpo
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Talk by Matt Davis

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Some have dreamed of the day where we can plug our complex systems into stereo speakers and know when there's trouble just by listening to the result. Monteverdi is a new Open Source platform that rethinks Observability and gets us closer to the dream.
This talk is a tour of application features, the pattern matching algorithm, a modular Plugin system that enables MIDI output, the TDD-based approach in Golang, and a look at its own metrics in OpenTelemetry. Along the way we dig into technical details like using GitHub Actions with GoReleaser to publish separate objects, or how it can be extended with Plugins to employ AI. The app will be displayed live and demoed, making sound through a MIDI device and DIY setup, using live system metrics to power the music.
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Metrics As Music: an Open Source Symphony

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