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Otras charlas de Commitconf 2019 también en podcast: https://lk.autentia.com/Commit19-iVoox
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We are constantly working with distributed systems relying on microservices, but understanding what is happening behind the covers is not a trivial task. In order to provide the best possible service we need to be able to understand what is going on, since you cannot debug a failing request without first tracking which part failed in your distributed system. The DevOps culture brings operations closer to developers, and today we need more developers instrumenting, creating and owning code that is easily deployable and maintainable.
In this talk we will cover observability, monitoring, APM (Application Performance Management), and structured logs. We will include examples that can be added to your code to make your life easier in production, and -- hopefully -- get more comfortable when things fail.
Because remember, hope is not a strategy.
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By AutentiaOtras charlas de Commitconf 2019 también en podcast: https://lk.autentia.com/Commit19-iVoox
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We are constantly working with distributed systems relying on microservices, but understanding what is happening behind the covers is not a trivial task. In order to provide the best possible service we need to be able to understand what is going on, since you cannot debug a failing request without first tracking which part failed in your distributed system. The DevOps culture brings operations closer to developers, and today we need more developers instrumenting, creating and owning code that is easily deployable and maintainable.
In this talk we will cover observability, monitoring, APM (Application Performance Management), and structured logs. We will include examples that can be added to your code to make your life easier in production, and -- hopefully -- get more comfortable when things fail.
Because remember, hope is not a strategy.