2015 - DevOpsDays DC - 24 - Avoiding the "Half-Baked Zone" - The Fallacy of Real-Time Analytics in Performance Monitoring

09/05/15 • 0 min

Is your performance monitoring using real-time analytics in a way that will produce results or noise and frustration? Real-time analytics can improve the value of performance monitoring by enabling operations teams to pinpoint problems faster and proactively manage applications, but it’s notoriously difficult to harness its value. In this presentation, we will show you how to avoid the pitfalls of partial analytics implementation, and explain the value of a comprehensive monitoring analytics platform.

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2015 - DevOpsDays DC - 20 - Effective Infrastructure Code Review

Once infrastructure becomes code it becomes testable as code (testing is generally considered a pretty good idea). It also becomes reviewable as code. Code review is a powerful complement to testing (and might just be the more effective of the two for finding bugs), spreading knowledge, and improving at the craft of programming

In this talk:

Be convinced reviewing code review is also a pretty good idea.
Cover pre and post commit workflows and example tooling to make your day better.
Lessons from the messy growing pains of growing an organization from virtually no formal code review to reviewing every commit.
Best practices for being an effective reviewer and reviewee.