If you build and run your own monitoring, this is your last chance to be there.
The 20th OSMC takes place November 17–19 in Nuremberg, and the last tickets are available now. The popular ones that come with a bed in the conference hotel are usually gone fast, and the workshop groups on Nov 17 are capped on purpose – once a group is full, it is full.
What you get for it: three days, 35+ talks and three hands-on workshops, with a room full of people who run the same kind of setups you do. No single vendor, no product roadmaps: Icinga, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, VictoriaMetrics and more – presented by the people who operate them in production.
Three Focus Topics, 35+ Talks
Whichever one is closest to your daily work, you will find it across all three days:
AI Meets Monitoring & Observability – what changes when AI moves into your stack, and what it takes to monitor AI systems yourself. New layers, new blind spots, and what has actually worked so far.
Tom Kaltofen, mloda – Runtime Lineage: End-to-End OpenTelemetry Tracing for AI Data Systems
The Future of Established Open Source Stacks – the tools you have run for years keep moving. Where they are heading, what is being dropped, and what that means for the setups you maintain.
Sebastian Schubert, Grafana Labs – The Hidden Complexity of SNMP
Monitoring & Observability in Practice – real setups, real problems, real lessons learned. Architectures that survived contact with production, and some that did not.
Priyanka Chatterjee, Schwarz Digits – Vector and VictoriaLogs for Database Logging Observability
The Workshops | Nov 17 – Limited Seats
Nov 17 is hands-on day. Small groups, trainers who do this for a living, and things you can put to work the week you are back at your desk:
And Beyond the Sessions
Twenty years, marked properly:
- Monday, November 17: Gin tasting, whisky tasting or a guided old town tour – pick one when you book, spots go by raffle.
- Tuesday, November 18: Evening event at „PARKS“ with the whole community.
More details about the specials
Save your Seat
If monitoring and observability are what you work on, this is the one that pays back three days. Twenty years in, OSMC is still about the same thing: real experience, shared openly, by the people who run the systems.
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