Grafana Mimirとは？

Josue (Josh) Abreu has been involved in observability for the past 5 years. As a relative newcomer to this world, he was often puzzled at how alerting would function on a small and big scale. Josue works as a Principal Engineering and Alerting Lead at Grafana Labs and is a Prometheus Maintainer. Over a 10-year career in software development, he’s been involved on the whole spectrum. From founding and successfully exiting a company to working on digital payment systems that move millions a day.

Marco is a Grafana Mimir maintainer. He contributed to building some of the Grafana Mimir core features, like blocks storage, query sharding and scalable compactor. His current focus is on further simplifying the Mimir operability at any scale.

Éamon is a Senior Principal Field Engineer at Grafana Labs, where he builds and maintains internal and external environments, builds out advanced workshops, provides input on product use cases and acts as a subject matter expert in some specific areas. Éamon has done the full rounds of customer-facing tech roles over the years: Support, Education/Training, Professional Services, Solutions Engineering, and now Field Engineering, giving him tons of customer insights and viewpoints he uses to fuel his work.

Christian can rely on a broad set of experiences around the Linux ecosystem. Starting as early as Kernel version 2.2, he managed to convert his hobby into a career: working as a Kubernetes consultant, he saw both the opportunities and the challenges that modern observability stacks provide to Enterprises. Now as a Software Engineer on the Grafana Enterprise Stack team, he is working towards minimizing the challenges and maximizing the opportunities. As soon as he is away from his laptop, he enjoys visiting if not organizing gigs and/or music festivals and keeping fit with swimming, hiking, and road cycling.

At Grafana Labs, Cyril mainly focuses on Loki, an open source logs aggregation system inspired by Prometheus. He previously worked at Ubisoft, scaling dedicated game servers in the cloud using Kubernetes. Cyril also contributed to Agones creation, an open source project to scale dedicated servers on Kubernetes.