---
title: "Observability with ClickStack: Level 1"
date: "2026-06-03"
time: "13:00"
location: "Zoom (Virtual)"
category: "Virtual training"
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# Observability with ClickStack: Level 1

**Date**: June 3, 2026<br>
**Time**: 9:00AM EDT / 12:00PM PDT<br>
**Duration**: 3 hours<br>
**Location**: Virtual - Zoom Webinar<br>
**Cost**: FREE<br>
**Format**: Instructor-led training with hands-on labs<br>

**What you’ll learn**:  In this hands-on training, you’ll get a guided introduction to ClickStack, the open-source observability platform built on top of ClickHouse. Designed for high-performance ingestion and analysis of logs, metrics, traces, and session data, ClickStack combines the flexibility of OpenTelemetry with the power of ClickHouse’s analytics engine—delivering blazing-fast observability without breaking your budget.

**By the end of this session** you’ll have deployed ClickStack locally, ingested real telemetry data, and queried it using SQL and natural-language tools. Perfect for observability engineers, DevOps, SREs, and developers who want to build or scale their observability platforms. We will end the training with a lengthy Ask Me Anything (AMA) session. You will also become a ClickHouse Observability Associate after passing the quiz at the end of the training.

There will be both instructor-led training and hands-on labs. The material is presented in modules and will include: 

**Module 1**: Introduction to ClickStack<br>
**Module 2**: Inserting Data<br>
**Module 3**: Visualizing Data<br>

**Pre-requisites**:
- During the training, you will access your course materials in ClickHouse Academy. It is recommended that you create an account before the event [HERE](http://learn.clickhouse.com). <br>
- ClickHouse Cloud account to access the labs<br>
- You will also need to spin up a ClickHouse Cloud Service. If you have already used up your free trial, please contact us at least one day before the training. <br>
- Familiarity with terminals and containers is helpful<br>
- Docker or equivalent<br>
- Permission to bind Docker to localhost on ports 8080, 4317, 4318