Logging and Observability Guide Review Part 3 | Cloud Robotics WG Meeting 2026-10-05

The group is skipping two meetings (2026-09-07, 2026-09-21) due to members being unavailable!

The next meeting of the CRWG will be at 2026-10-05T16:00:00Z→2026-10-05T17:00:00Z, where we will continue editing the first draft of the Logging and Observability guide. This time, more changes have been to the guide between sessions, and the members will focus on a higher-level view of the guide.

The meeting link for next meeting is here, and you can sign up to our calendar or our Google Group for meeting notifications or keep an eye on the Cloud Robotics Hub.

Hopefully we will see you there!

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@mikelikesrobots - I’ve had a few thoughts at work over the past week or so, is there somewhere I can put them (slack/discord/github?) in between meetings?

Apologies, I’ve only just seen this message! Please feel free to make an issue on our github: https://github.com/cloudroboticshub/cloudroboticshub.github.io/

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Hi, can I insert myself into your next meeting with this? PHNTM Bridge Documentation
I read some of your documents, not all of them, I think this is pretty relevant to observability.

@mikelikesrobots

about logging, i am happy to share more details about the followings.

and i had a presentation at ROSCon 2025,

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Thanks for the link! We love hearing tech talks. Next talk we’ll focus on the existing topic, but if you’d be interested in giving a talk in the future, we’d be happy to host you. I can contact you in the future when we’re looking for speakers?

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That’s awesome. I’ll take a look at the links. As with responding to mirek, we’re always happy to listen to tech, and this potentially looks like a good talk for us too! I’ll get in touch directly, if that works for you.

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Sure, ping me whenever, happy to talk about it anytime. In the context of this thread tho, I was mainly hoping for the project to be mentioned in some shape or form in the Guide you guys are working on. It’s open-source and free as a hosted service (you can even host the cloud infrastructure yourself if you want to). I was just showing it around in Toronto and the feedback was amazing. Still feeling like it’s not so easy for ROS newcomers to find in the Docs.

@mikelikesrobots - I’ve been summoned to client site next week so will be in the air during the call.

Still keen to be involved in this so will hopefully make the next one!

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