OpenTracing in Austin: Hear from HomeAway, Indeed, PayPal & Under Armour
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Come learn about OpenTracing and related observability technologies at our very first meetup in Austin, hosted by HomeAway! OpenTracing is a vendor-neutral open standard for distributed tracing. Tracing technology follows the path of requests through a system at scale offering diagnostics and root cause analysis. OpenTracing is part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation and is used by hundreds of companies in production. Join HomeAway, Under Armour, PayPal, and Indeed as they share their stories of observability challenges and successes.
Agenda:
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6:30 PM - Welcome Reception
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6:45 PM - Keynote by Ted Young, Lead Maintainer at OpenTracing
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7:00 PM - OpenTracing at HomeAway
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7:30 PM - Observability in Production Panel: HomeAway, Indeed, PayPal & Under Armour
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7:50 PM - Networking
About the Sessions:
Keynote by Ted Young, Lead Maintainer at OpenTracing
Ted will kick us off with his thoughts on the cloud-native landscape, the part OpenTracing plays in it, and how developers can stay informed of the latest technologies.
Distributed Tracing in a containerized microservices platform at HomeAway by Eduardo Solis
In this talk we present the journey at HomeAway to effectively implement Open Tracing and Distributed Tracing technologies for a containerized microservices architecture and the benefits we are getting from them.
Observability in Production Panel
Priyanka Sharma moderates a panel discussion with Eduardo Solis from HomeAway, Hans Lo from Indeed, Eric Wood from Under Armour, Rick Hogge from PayPal. Join us in an audience-participation discussion around observability in production with questions such as:
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How do large-scale software companies understand their systems given increasing complexity in the world of cloud computing?
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What technologies are they using in production?
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How has distributed tracing improved engineers' daily lives?
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About Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation builds sustainable ecosystems and fosters a community around a constellation of high-quality projects that orchestrate containers as part of a microservices architecture. CNCF serves as the vendor-neutral home for many of the fastest-growing projects on GitHub, including Kubernetes, Prometheus and Envoy, fostering collaborationbetween the industry’s top developers, end users, and vendors.
