Observability seems to be all the rage today -- but what does it mean, exactly? Is observability just another buzzword for monitoring? When you boil it down, the two are different in subtle ways: Monitoring tells you that something happened; observability tells you why something happened and gives you data-driven insights to help mitigate and remediate issues. As organizations begin to move away from traditional metrics, more questions arise. How do you go from data to business outcomes? And with so much observability data pouring in, will we drown? What's the relationship between observability and systems reliability engineering? What is the role of AIOps in the DevOps process?
In this webinar, experts from Techstrong Research will answer these questions and more. You'll learn:
Judith S. Hurwitz is the president of Techstrong Research. She was the founder of three companies including Hurwitz & Associates, CycleBridge Technologies, and Hurwitz Group. She is a technology consultant and strategist, analyst, author and thought leader with a focus on emerging technology, including DevOps, cloud computing, big data, software development, and security. She is the co-author of 10 books including Augmented Intelligence: The Business Power of Human-Machine Collaboration (CRC Press, 2020) and Cloud Computing for Dummies (John Wiley & Sons 2020) She is a frequent speaker at technology conferences. She serves on advisory boards of emerging technology businesses.
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