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SUMMARY:Three Pillars with Zero Answers: A New Observability Scorecard
DESCRIPTION:Nobody denies the importance of observability in modern production software: with microservices adding scale\, concurrency\, and frequent deploys\, it’s getting harder and harder to answer even basic questions about application behavior. The conventional wisdom has been that metrics\, logging and tracing are “the three pillars” of observability\, yet organizations check these boxes and still find themselves grasping at straws during emergencies. The problem is that metrics\, logs\, and traces are just data – if what we need is a car\, all we’re talking about is the fuel. We will continue to disappoint ourselves until we reframe observability around two fundamental activities: (1) detection and\n(2) refinement. \nIn this session\, we’ll summarize the contemporary observability dogma\, then present a new observability scorecard for objectively reasoning about and assessing observability solutions for modern distributed systems.
URL:https://devops.com/webinars/three-pillars-with-zero-answers-a-new-observability-scorecard/
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SUMMARY:The Release Manager is Dead. Long Live the Release Manager!
DESCRIPTION:Release Managers get it. They often lead DevOps transformations\, acting as “protectors of production” and\, in the process\, earn the respect of both development and operations.  Release Managers have proven that\, with the right process and supporting tools\, applications teams can integrate\, test and deploy with speed and control. Now that continuous delivery has taken hold and teams are releasing multiple times per week (or day)\, where are the releases that need managing? What is the Release Manager supposed to do?? \nJoin us for a look at how Release Managers have automated themselves out one job and into another. Production still needs protection and the pace of change is faster than ever. The Release Manager no longer needs to spend as much time evaluating each change\, but is perfectly equipped to help identify bottlenecks in delivery and correct them while still keeping production safe. \nIn this webinar we’ll cover: \n\nAutomating the enforcement of controls\nMethods for identifying and resolving delivery bottlenecks\nHow feature flags decouple release from deployment.
URL:https://devops.com/webinars/the-release-manager-is-dead-long-live-the-release-manager/
CATEGORIES:2018 Webinars
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