Exploring trends which influence business and strategic decisions around cloud computing.
Cloud computing is not just about “closing down data centers” or about “efficient storage and compute resources”. The year-on-year growth in cloud computing adoption has brought about unique and innovative approaches - in the design of IT architecture; the generation, storage and retrieval of data; and redesign of business processes.
Design patterns for Cloud Architecture explores the current and emerging trends across the range of attributes which influence business and strategic decisions around cloud computing. Experts will highlight the topics which dominate any discussion around cloud computing including governance and management of data, edge computing and the economics of cloud computing.
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Prathamesh Sonpatki
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Submitted Jan 5, 2023
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Lu36kP2j3dx-hyD9gOX6TMDuseF_j7SZSpCdDLy-wF8/edit?usp=sharing
Please see https://prathamesh-sonpatki.notion.site/The-hidden-cost-of-Instrumentation-f5e597ef2d444cc8b41f4226a9d9bf69 for a detailed brief of this talk.
The path to Observability starts with instrumentation. If you are just starting the Observability journey of your organization, then setting up and maintaining tools and pipelines can be expensive and time-consuming.
There are many different ways of instrumenting applications and components that affect observability, such as log aggregation, distributed tracing, application performance management, and synthetic monitoring. Each method has its own pros and cons.
In order to determine the best way of instrumentation for the observability of software systems, it is important to consider the specific requirements of the system and the cost/benefit of each monitoring method. Different solutions may be more appropriate for different systems depending on the size, complexity, and budget of the organization.
The talk will be divided into the following broad sections.
This talk is primarily for practitioners who have to plan and implement the instrumentation journey for their organizations, the organizations that do not have the Observability system yet.
Understand the landscape of instrumenting cloud-native applications to make informed decisions on how to instrument such software systems.
Prathamesh Sonpatki works at Last9.io building Reliability platforms for SREs. Contributor to open source and communities. More details at https://prathamesh.tech
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