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Embracing Observability in Distributed Systems.

No system is completely reliable, especially distributed systems. If you are unsure how to use observability to build and manage dependencies in your distributed systems, deep-dive with world-class practitioners and discover how to implement observability into every stage of the software development life cycle—design, development, testing, and deployment.

Join us on Tuesday, February 16, 2021. Tickets only $19.95.

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Focused technical sessions, interactive Q&As and optional roundtables help you accelerate your learning journey.
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InfoQ Live at a glance:

3 technical talks

3 speaker Q&As

Optional InfoQ Roundtables

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1. More than just talking heads.

Deep-dive with world-class practitioners through technical talks, facilitated Q&As, and roundtable discussions.

2. Bring your questions.

Get answers to your questions from world-class practitioners to support your learning journey.

3. Leave with actionable ideas.

Learn valuable insights and validated actions on how to tackle your challenges.

Learn from world-class practitioners

Deep-dive into software topics with extraordinary speakers.
Hear their valuable insights and advice to help you with your learning journey.

Laura Nolan

Site Reliability Engineer @Slack, Contributor to Seeking SRE, &...

Bastian Spanneberg

Director, Site Reliability Engineering @Instana

Idit Levine

Founder and CEO of solo.io & Creator of Squash

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Agenda

Agenda is subject to change

Join us at InfoQ Live as we deep-dive into practical ways you can use and integrate observability into your distributed system architecture.

ALL TIMES ARE EDT	FEBRUARY 16
9:00am	Microservices: Traffic and Dependencies(25 mins) Session Q&A (15 min)
9:50am	True Observability Needs High-Cardinality(25 mins) Pierre Vincent, Head of SRE @weareglofox Session Q&A (15 min)
10:40am	Managing the Risk of Cascading Failure(25 mins) Laura Nolan, Site Reliability Engineer @Slack, Contributor to Seeking SRE, & SRECon Steering Committee Session Q&A (15 min)
11:30am	Multi-cloud Microservices: Separating Fact from Fiction (45 mins)
12:30pm	Making Prod a Welcoming Place (45 mins)

InfoQ Live features technical talks from world-class practitioners. Our speaker Q&As provide a unique opportunity to get answers to your most important questions from practitioners like you. You’ll leave with actionable ideas you can implement right away to accelerate your learning journey.

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Join a live panel discussion between software practitioners (and ask your own questions) to accelerate your learning and become better informed.

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Multi-cloud Microservices: Separating Fact from Fiction

Implementing an architecture across multi-cloud promises removing vendor lockin and the ability to shift load during cloud provider specific outages, but is it real? Is a multi-cloud architecture truly viable? Join an InfoQ panel discussion with several leaders in the industry where these topics are discussed and patterns in use today are explained.

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Making Prod a Welcoming Place

Join this roundtable to learn why living in production makes developers’ jobs easier, not harder, especially in the world of distributed systems. Hear from industry leaders and fellow practitioners on how to best break down dev/ops walls and knowledge silos, while creating feedback loops to support feature velocity.

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