Events

SLOconf is the only event dedicated to the practice and application of SLOs. The event features industry leaders in SRE, DevOps, and software engineering and is open to all.

Building on the success of SLOconf 2022, where we featured 63 companies and more than 1,000 leading brands from 83 countries in attendance over four days, our third trip around the world in 2023 will even be better!

Organizations of all sizes are now routinely deploying cloud-native applications based on microservices and constructed using containers. The primary platform used to deploy those applications are Kubernetes clusters that make it possible to dynamically scale consumption of infrastructure resources.

The issue now is determining how best to manage fleets of Kubernetes clusters that are widely distributed across the enterprise.

The first edition of the AKAI Code hackathon organized by AKAI - Akademickie Koło Aplikacji Internetowych - takes place at the Poznań University of Technology.

Nobl9 is a sponsor of this event.

In the September episode of 360View, we'll cover these 3 disruptive and compelling technologies in 60 minutes where you'll learn:

• How do you find MDR providers who can deliver effective threat response? Today, organizations are seeing more sophisticated malware threats and targeted attacks, but traditional SOCs can't keep up. (w. Open Systems)

• How does true continuous data protection (CDP) work? Learn how Zerto's replication engine that doesn't sleep—it continuously replicates your production data to other locations in real time.

• How to define, measure and monitor your service level objectives (SLO)? Learn how Nobl9 can centrally manage SLOs across the enterprise.

devopsdays is a worldwide community conference series for anyone interested in IT improvement.

Alex Hidalgo of Nobl9 is speaking at this event.

You need to measure your computer services to know how they're operating. Logs, metrics, traces, SLOs, statistical analysis, probabilistic normalization --  within tech our approaches to understanding how things are going are more complex than ever. But it's not just software and hardware that needs to be monitored. Just about every discipline on the planet has some concept of how to monitor, measure, and account for detected failures.

In this talk we'll discuss some ways other disciplines such as the transit industry measure their own output, what the difference is between measurement and monitoring, and what we can learn from that when measuring our own.

• Why digital experiences matter, and to whom?
• Balancing and aligning business, security, and technology
• Challenges, obstacles, and opportunities

Highlights include:

• Configuring Pingdom to collect website uptime data
• Setting up error budget alerting workflows
• Strategies for tuning your SLOs