Shweta
Sharma
Senior Software Engineer at Intuit
"Observability in today's complex systems"
"Observability in today's complex systems"
08 - 4:10 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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Session: Observability in today's complex systems
Today when we are moving from monolith to micro-service architecture development practices, it is important to have end to end visibility of the system. I will talk about, how you can help measure a system's current state based on the data, such as logs, metrics, and traces.Key Takeaways
- After this session you will be able to understand what observability is and why do we need it.
- You will understand three pillars of Observability in detail such as Logs, Metrics and Traces and what tools/tech you can use to implement these pillars
- How can you instrument your micro services to get answers like what services did a request go through, why and where did the request fail, where are the performance bottlenecks etc.
Bio
Shweta is a Senior Software Engineer at Intuit. She started her career at a startup developing a product for digital marketing. Later she joined Intel and focused on growing cloud technologies and architectures. She moved to the United States for love and worked with Microsoft and Pandora before joining Intuit and explored different dimensions of software development.