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Driving Service Ownership with Distributed Tracing

Webinar

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Sponsored by lightstep

Thursday, October 15, 2020
1 pm EDT

Breaking up monoliths and adopting DevOps practices can increase developer velocity and improve reliability, but only if you provide teams with the right incentives and the right information. Service ownership enables you to hold teams accountable for metrics like the performance and reliability of their services as well as gives them the agency to improve those metrics.

 In this webinar, you'll learn how distributed tracing can help:

  •  Build more effective documentation
  •  Make oncall less of a burden
  •  Measure success of oncall using SLOs
Daniel “Spoons” Spoonhower
CTO and Co-founder - Lightstep
Daniel “Spoons” Spoonhower is a co-founder at Lightstep, where he’s building performance management tools for deep software systems. He is an author of Distributed Tracing in Practice (O’Reilly Media, 2020). Previously, Spoons spent almost six years at Google where he worked as part of Google’s infrastructure and Cloud Platform teams. He has published papers on the performance of parallel programs, garbage collection, and real-time programming. He has a PhD in programming languages from Carnegie Mellon University but still hasn’t found one he loves.

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