Events

We are beyond excited to invite you to SLOconf Monthly Meetup on June the 15th at 12 pm PT 2022! Wayne Major - AutoSLO - How to create a large number of SLOs automatically for a large number of assets in your organization.

With the rapid adoption of DevOps and cloud, many organizations establish platform or cloud engineering and site reliability engineering (SRE) as part of their operations and infrastructure teams. SRE and platform engineering can be complementary functions or combined as one team, as both benefit from applying engineering discipline, automation and infrastructure as code. Some organizations take a self-service or platform-as-a-product approach to better match the cadence and needs of product and development teams across the company.

How should you build your platform engineering and SRE teams, and what learnings can you gain from others? Join our cross-functional team of platform engineering and SRE experts as we explore these topics and insights.

When people interact with your digital service, it leaves them with impressions about your brand and the value of your offering. The user’s journey across multiple systems is called the digital customer experience (DCX). Why does this matter? And how does system performance impact that experience, and the business?

Join us as we discuss:

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

Join Natalia Sikora-Zimna, Product Owner at Nobl9, to learn how Nobl9’s integration with Sumo Logic’s full-stack observability platform allows teams to set and understand clear reliability goals for their mission-critical applications and services. In this demo, we will cover how SLIs computed from logs and metrics using Sumo Logic’s powerful query language are automatically ingested into Nobl9 and expressed as SLOs designed to drive automated actions when error budgets are at risk to improve reliability over time.

Highlights include:

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

Building on the success of SLOconf 2021, we’re bringing back the virtual conference to our community! This is an attend-while-you-work event, scheduled for May 9-12th, 2022, aimed for reliability engineers, enthusiasts, and anyone else who gets excited about reliability to gather and talk about SLOs in depth.

Join this Service Level Objectives (SLOs) training where you will learn how to: Collect website uptime data and turn it into SLOs, set up error budget alerting workflows, and analyze service risks to tune your SLOs. 

Julie Gunderson- "The Road to Reliability" and Vidya Subramanian- "SRE at large Enterprises"

Learn about Cisco and Nobl9's perspective on full-stack observability for the enterprise IT stack.

We announce Hydrogen: A new way to prevent burnout, optimize velocity and rebalance technical debt is coming.

McLaren Racing Engineer Andrew Jarvis
How is running your software infrastructure like racing a Formula 1 Car?

Steve Yegge, Developer of Wyvern and Nobl9 COO Kit Merker chat about reliability in gaming, war stories, and what it means to have reliable games.