Tech Talks: Performance & Scaling

Join us for an evening of Lightning talks, covering topics on "Performance and Scaling"

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"Application Performance - Who Cares?" by Diane Omuoyo
Skill Level: All

Synopsis
A critical part of running modern businesses is managing and maintaining technology stacks and ensuring favorable customer experience. Application Performance and Capacity Management is now such an important and essential part of the SDLC. However, when we think about the complexity of the modern applications and infrastructure, the ownership and responsibility of maintaining the health of these systems becomes a difficult task .

Traditional practices around software development have drastically pivoted over time and so we have to shift the way in which we manage these applications and adopt new methodologies that can help us define what quality looks like?

The million dollar question is - Does application health depend on Infrastructure or does Infrastructure health dependent on application health?

About the Speaker

Since starting her career in IT, Diane has been pursuing and adopting new and innovative ways to leverage modern technologies. She has been a noteworthy contributor in the Application Performance Engineering space, having been a practitioner in this field for over 10 years.

She currently works as a Solutions Engineer specialising in Application Performance in Sydney, implementing technology solutions and best-practices to help organizations increase visibility into their complex and distributed enterprise architectures. Her primary focus is to ensure that organizations are monitoring and measuring the right KPIs to help them improve the overall health of their systems in order to provide optimal digital experiences to their customers..

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We are always on the look out for speakers and volunteers.
Please reach out to sydney@womenwhocode.com if you know of anyone / you would like to speak!