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Reducing Uncertainty in Software Delivery

Every project is inherent with a certain degree of unknown. The unique nature of software development and implementation makes these uncertainties an ever-present reality.
If you are contending with, or even just hoping to reduce the uncertainty of your software development cycle, deep-dive with world-class professionals to learn how to:

Effectively test in-production
Bring order through chaos engineering and
Utilise the latest tools in observability to root out problems in real-time.

Join us on Tuesday, March 16, 2021. Tickets only $19.95.
(100% net* ticket revenue will be donated to charity)

Real-world advice you can implement.

Focused technical sessions, interactive Q&As and optional roundtables help you accelerate your learning journey.
Explore the uses cases. Understand the options considered.
Discover practical ways to guide your problem-solving approach.
Get on-demand access to all talks after the event.

InfoQ Live at a glance:

3 technical talks

3 speaker Q&As

Direct access to speakers during the breaks

Optional InfoQ Roundtables

More than just talking heads.

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

Bring your questions.

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

Leave with actionable ideas.

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

Learn from world-class software professionals

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

Mike Burrows

Founder @Agendshift

Michael Hausenblas

Open Source Product Developer Advocate in the Container Service Team...

Nora Jones

Founder and CEO @jeli_io

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Agenda

Agenda is subject to change

Learn how world-class software professionals solved common challenges. Explore the uses cases. Understand the options considered. Discover practical ways to guide your problem-solving approach. Full agenda will be available soon.

ALL TIMES ARE EDT	MARCH 16
9:00am	Embracing Observability in Distributed Systems(25 mins) Michael Hausenblas, Open Source Product Developer Advocate in the Container Service Team @awscloud Session Q&A (15 min)
9:50am	Identifying Errors in System Deployment(25 mins) Nora Jones, Founder and CEO @jeli_io Session Q&A (15 min)
10:40am	Building Reliability One Step at a Time(25 mins) Ana Margarita Medina, Senior Software Engineer @Gremlin Session Q&A (15 min)
11:30am	Measuring Value Realization Through Testing in Production (45 mins)
12:30pm	Reduce ‘Unknown Unknowns’ Across Your CI/CD Pipeline (45 mins)

InfoQ Live features technical talks from world-class software professionals. 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.

David Millar InfoQ Live Content Manager

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InfoQ
Roundtables

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

InfoQ Roundtable
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Measuring Value Realization Through Testing in Production

Measuring Value Realization Through Testing in Production

It’s a key tenet in DevOps that we shift testing left, doing it as early as we can in the software delivery cycle to optimize quality. We automate it to accelerate flow and to build the foundation for continuous delivery. But it’s an impossible dream that all software pushed to live is defect free, so what are the best patterns for testing in production? And how does ‘shifting right’ provide feedback we can build back into the continuous delivery lifecycle of DevOps?

InfoQ Roundtable
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Reduce ‘Unknown Unknowns’ Across Your CI/CD Pipeline

Reduce ‘Unknown Unknowns’ Across Your CI/CD Pipeline

Applying rapid changes produces some impacts you might expect, and others which you won’t. But trying to understand every nuance of every impact can actually subtract from your ability to deliver on rapid iterations or practice the classic ‘Third Way.’ Join us to discuss practical monitoring and observability methods that DevOps and SRE teams can employ to balance change and uncertainty without the need to constantly reconfigure monitoring systems.

Charities we are supporting

100% of net ticket revenue* is being donated to organizations working towards diversity, equity, and inclusion in the technology industry.

*Net ticket revenue is defined as the collected ticket price minus applicable taxes, credit card fees, and processing fees.

Women Who Code is the largest and most active community in the world dedicated to inspiring women to excel in technology careers. We empower engineers with skills needed for professional advancement, and provide environments where networking and mentorship are valued.

Code2040 is a nonprofit activating, connecting, and mobilizing the largest racial equity community in tech to dismantle the structural barriers that prevent the full participation and leadership of Black and Latinx technologists in the innovation economy.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the event format and what are the different session types?

The event includes presentations including live Q&A with the speaker, followed by "Continue the Conversation", an unformal AMA session.

InfoQ Live will feature sponsored Roundtables: live panel discussions between software practitioners where attendees can ask their own questions.

Q&A: How can I pose questions to Speakers?

Just type your question in the chat during the presentation or during the couple of minutes preceding the Q&A time and we'll share the questions with the speaker during the Q&A dedicated time.

What is "Continue the Conversation"?

This is a dedicated space for attendees and speakers to Continue the Conversation after each session.

Please note that this session is unstructured and unfacilitated - it’s a space for you to engage naturally with our speakers - just as you might do after seeing a presentation at an in-person conference.

A Zoom meeting room will open when joining. Please join the Zoom room with your camera on and unmute yourself to talk. A member of the InfoQ Team will let you know when the next session is beginning.

Will attendees get access to the presentation videos?

Registered attendees will get access to the talk recordings included in their ticket after the event. Recordings for the Roundtables will be accessible about 48 hours after the event. Recordings will remain available for a duration of 30 days.

What are the Roundtable Sessions?

Roundtable sessions are co-located, sponsored virtual events happening right after the InfoQ Live sessions. They are panel discussions between practitioners, led and designed by a practitioner moderator, with an opportunity for participants to ask questions.

Roundtables are free and open to all. Registration is required.

How can I add InfoQ Live or a Roundtable to my existing ticket?

If you registered for InfoQ Live and would like to add a Roundtable to your ticket, free of charge

If you registered for the Roundtables and would like to purchase InfoQ Live,

You can do so by upgrading your ticket in your account, on live.infoq.com/my-account with the login access codes that you received upon registration. You will see the option to upgrade your ticket on this page.

What are the sponsor exclusive offers and how do I get access to them?

How do I log into the event website?

Registered attendees will have to be logged into the InfoQ Live website at https://live.infoq.com/my-account to access the event sessions and sponsored offers. Participants will find their log in details in their registration confirmation email (sent from webmaster@qconferences.com). If you have any issues while trying to login, please contact us at events@infoq.com

I can't find my registration confirmation email

If you don't see your registration confirmation email, try checking your spam folder. The email sender is webmaster@qconferences.com. If you need help, you can contact us at events@infoq.com.

Can I share my login details?

What Virtual Event Platform will be used?

InfoQ Live was designed as a website that serves as the main gateway to both the pre-conference as well as the at-conference experience. During the live event, the main entry point will remain to be the InfoQ Live website, from where all presentation and meeting links links will be made available. ClickMeeting and zoom will be used for the event. While no software download is necessary for ClickMeeting, please make sure to download the latest version of Zoom for the Roundtables and "Continue the Conversation" sessions.

How will ticket holders access the event once they have registered?

Attendees will receive a confirmation email and login details upon registrering and an additional email with instructions 3-7 days before the event. Those emails will be sent from webmaster@qconferences.com. We encourage all attendees to make sure they can log in on the InfoQ Live website before the day of the event.

During the event, registered attendees just need to be logged into their event account and click on any session from the schedule page to be directed to their session room.

At the designated time, you will find the session live stream at the top of the page or a Zoom meeting link, depending on the session type.

What do I need to prepare before the event?

Required:

Make sure you can log into your account to be able to join the event
Download the latest version of Zoom (for the Roundtables and the Hallway Track)
Review our Code of Conduct and help us protect the safety of our Community

Recommended:

Test your microphone and webcam and be camera-ready to join the Continue the Conversation session
Think about the questions you’d like to ask the speakers
Use the hashtag #InfoQLive to connect with other InfoQ Live participants

How can I give feedback about the sessions I attend?

We are constantly striving to improve our presentations. Please take a second and evaluate each session you attended when prompted to. You can also edit your vote in the schedule or on your My Account page. Please note that your votes should only be in reference to the presentation content. You have the choice of voting:

Green (met or exceeded expectations)
Yellow (lacked fundamental expectations)
Red (failed to meet any of my expectations)

Voting will be available after the session ends.

Can I join InfoQ Live on my phone or tablet?

While you can join the event on your phone or tablet, we recommend participants to join by desktop to have access to all the functionalities and for better user experience.

What is the event hashtag?

Tag us with #InfoQLive, follow us @InfoQ

What can I share on social media?

What if I need help during the event?

If you need any support during the event, you can use the chatbot in the right corner of the InfoQ Live website or email us at events@infoq.com and a staff member will be happy to help you.