Elizabeth Lawler – The Obvious Evolution of Observability: Shifted ALL the Way Left
From managing custom-built bespoke servers in data centers to spinning up serverless applications in the cloud, monitoring and observability have undergone a generational shift over the past decade. Today, most companies implement expansive monitoring of their production applications to quickly respond to customer issues as they arise. The trouble is, by the time customers experience a problem, it’s already too late. In this session, we’ll talk about the difference between monitoring and observability, how the current generation of observability tooling is failing modern enterprises, and how to move observability directly into the developer’s coding workflow to surface performance, reliability and security issues before code is ever committed.
