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Łukasz Filut at #ScalaUA - Large love simplicity - how to build metrics on some example incidents

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Tools and practiceCloud and DevOpsObservability and monitoringSRE and incidentsSimplicity and complexity

Łukasz Filut presents four real-world availability and performance incidents to demonstrate how to build better monitoring metrics using the GQM methodology.

Łukasz Filut at #ScalaUA - Large love simplicity - how to build metrics on some example incidents The talk is about four cases of different availability and performance incidents. Problems have been detected and resolved in large scale systems (two on large payment provider, one large bank and one in large high school portal). All cases will be an occasion to introduce GQM methodology in terms of defining proper and understandable metrics. During the talk Łukasz would like to convince the audience (especially developers and devops) to take responsibility for this is a very crucial element of any monitoring ecosystem. Each case will be described and followed by methods that helped me during the incident. On close up, I will present two things. I will introduce GQM as the ​method itself and show how this method could help build better, more readable and reliable, monitoring dashboards with GQM. Follow ScalaUA Conference on Twitter: twitter.com/@ScalaUA_Conf

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