Open observability
Advancing Open Source Observability for the DevOps Community
May 27th, 11 am ET Online
About
#ONLINECONFERENCE
What Should You Expect?
OpenObservability is designed to elevate the conversation around the power of open source technologies to advance observability initiatives for DevOps professionals around the world. The conference will feature thought leaders, and key contributors to Jaeger, Zipkin, Prometheus, and other open source ecosystem projects, sharing best practices, use-cases and a vision for observability.
Topics:
#openObservability
Why Should You Attend?
If you are an SRE, DevOps engineer, developer, or software architect who is passionate about scaling and operating production environments and would like to meet observability experts from around the world, this event is for you. The conference offers an opportunity to meet the people behind some of the leading observability open source technologies and the innovative organizations who deploy and contribute to these projects to keep their cloud infrastructure and applications (and their businesses) operating at a high scale.
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Join us on May 27th for 3 hours worth of online event content and the opportunity to virtually network with other technical peers and industry professionals!
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Speakers
Jose Carlos Chávez
Zipkin Team Member & Senior Software Engineer, Expedia
Julius Volz
Co-founder, Prometheus
Yuri Shkuro
Jaeger Lead
Senior Staff Software Engineer, Uber
Vanessa DeGennaro
Vice President of Engineering, CarGurus
Wu Sheng
Founding Engineer, Tetrate
Andre Boutet
Sr Director SaaS Hosting, Onespan
Sebastian Dippl
Enterprise Architect, Siemens
Daniel Seravalli
Lead Engineer, Holler
Jonah Kowall
CTO, Logz.io
Tomer Levy
CEO and Co-Founder, Logz.io
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#DEVOPSEVENT
What Else?
In addition to access to the virtual event, attendees will be given access to the OpenObservability Slack group that will be active during the event for Q&A and networking. The Slack group will also serve as a post-event community forum.