PurePerformance

Nos encontramos con el amigo Sergio que nos platica de las novedades que tinene Dynatrace y ia eperiencia que se vive en la confrencia.

Andi Grabner, our man-on-the-street, gets the scoop on: -Leverage AIOps with Dynatrace with Wolfgang Beer -Load & performance engineering as a self-service ​with Rob Jahn -The right way to deploy canary, blue/green and feature flags with Safia Habib

Tenemos la oportunidad de platicar con Andres Suarez venido desde Colombia participando en la conferencia, quien nos cuenta de su experiencia en este evento asi como de sus aventuras pasadas.

Andi Grabner, our man-on-the-street, gets the scoop on: -How to improve every user’s mobile experience​ - with Dominik Punz -Advanced observability in cloud native microservices and service meshes​ with Alois Mayr and Sonja Chevre -Monitoring-as-a-self-service with Kristof Renders

We catch up with Mark on his latest adventures at Barbri, what he has planned next and how he gets business answers from Dynatrace using Digital Business Analytics https://www.dynatrace.com/perform-vegas/

Here we are once again at the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV where…ONCE AGAIN…we are starting our 3 day marathon from the Dynatrace PERFORM 2020 conference. This is one of the biggest high-tech conference focused on performance disicplines from testing, engineering, architecture, monitoring and system scalability using Dynatrace’s innovative solutions. We’ll be chatting with Dynatr...

Do you have a clear definition of what Reliability means for your organization? Abigail Wilson, Reliability Architect at CFA Institute, sees this as a key requirement before you start transforming your organization to embrace site reliability, DevOps or Cloud Native. In the podcast we hear how Abigail went on her journey where she has proven that you don’t need a background in IT in order to becom...

What does the Dynatrace ACE (Autonomous Cloud Enable) Team work on these days? How do cloud platform owners implement Monitoring as a Self-Service? How to elevate from traditional performance engineering to Performance as a Self-Service? How to bring the Unbreakable Delivery Pipeline to life? What problems can be auto-remediated and how? And what’s the role of Keptn when it comes to boosting the p...

If you lift & shift to the cloud or move things back from the cloud to on-premise you most likely didn’t understand cloud and how it can help you transform your business and organization. A bold statement but very much true so as we learn in our conversation with Mike Kavis, Chief Cloud Architect at Deloitte. Mike (@madgreek65) has been in technology for 35+ years and was an early adopter of cloud...

Wait! What? This is our 100th Episode of PurePerformance? For this special anniversary we invited Mark Tomlinson, Performacologist & “The Performance Sherpa”, who also inspired us through his PerfBytes Podcast to run our own PurePerformance Podcast. While we start with talking about performance in podcasting we move over to learning more about how Mark is establishing a Continuous Performance proc...

In 2013 the Phoenix Project by Gene Kim, Kevin Bahr and George Spafford sparked the next phase of DevOps transformations. 6 years later Gene Kim (@RealGeneKim) is back with The Unicorn Project, A Novel about Developers, Digital Disruption, and Thriving in the Age of Data. Developer Productivity is a key focus point of the story in the book and is what Gene has learned from different companies in t...

ChatOps is not new! But many organizations have not understood nor leverage its full potential. The use cases spread from “What’s on todays cafeteria menu?” to “Deploy my latest Git commit as canary and scale based my SLOs!”. Listen to this podcast and learn from Nestor Zapata and Zohaib Hassan – both working at Citrix – on how they have started their ChatOps journey, how the built trust in the te...

16 years and still growing! Not every open source project has the track history of Spring ( www.spring.io ), a framework for building modern applications for the java runtime. Juergen Hoeller (@springjuergen), creator of the Spring framework, gives us insights into how he and his team have grown Spring to where it is now. We learn how they have built a developer community, how they deal with feedb...

Are you analyzing the dependency between change frequency, technical complexity, and growth and length of code change hotspots? You should as it helps you with tackling technical debt and risk assessment the right way! In this podcast Adam Tornhill (@AdamTornhill) explains how he is applying data science and forensic approaches on data we all have in our organization such as: GIT commit history, t...

Did you know that Distributed Tracing has been around for much longer than the recent buzz? Do you know the history and future of OpenCensus, OpenTracing, OpenTelemetry and TraceContext? Listen to this podcast where we chat with Sonja Chevre, Technical Product Manager at Dynatrace, and Daniel Khan, Technical Evangelist at Dynatrace, about the past, current and future state of distributed tracing a...

In 2018 Adrian Cockcroft was quoted with: “Chaos Engineering is an experiment to ensure that the impact of failures is mitigated”! In 2019 we sit down with one of his colleagues, Adrian Hornsby (@adhorn), who has been working in the field of building resilient systems over the past years and who is now helping companies to embed chaos engineering into their development culture. Make sure to read A...

Adrian Hornsby (@adhorn) has dedicated his last years helping enterprises around the world to build resilient systems. He wrote a great blog series titled “Patterns for Resilient Architectures” and has given numerous talks about this such as Resiliency and Availability Design Patterns for the Cloud at DevOne in Linz earlier this year. Listen in and learn more about why resiliency starts with human...

Susanne Kaiser (@suksr) has transformed her company from monolith on-premise into a SaaS solution running on a microservice architecture: Successfully! Nowadays she consults companies that need to find their “core domain”, break up and re-fit their architectures and organizational structure in order to truly get the benefit of microservices. In this podcast you learn which questions you need to as...

To service mash or not? That’s a good question! Not every architecture and project needs a service mesh but for running distributed microservices architectures service mashes provide a lot of essential features such as service discovery, traffic routing, security, observability .. We invited Matt Turner (@mt165), CTO at Native Wave, to tell us all we need to know about service mashes. We get a dee...

Keptn (@keptnProject) is an open source control plane for Kubernetes enabling continuous delivery and automated operations. In this session we chat with Dirk Wallerstorfer (@wall_dirk) who is leading the keptn development team. We learn from Dirk why they choose knative as serverless framework to let keptn connect to other DevOps tools in the toolchain, how the event driven architecture works, whi...

Can you explain Cloud Native? What are the key OpenSource frameworks you need to know? How about all these OpenSource Licensing models? Why do they exist? Which one to use? What are the monetization models and why to watch closely how Big IT & Cloud companies are impacting this space? Carmen Andoh (@carmatrocity), Program Manager at Google and former Infrastructure Engineer at Travis CI, helps us...

Imagine a future where we deploy every code change directly into production because feature flags eliminated the need for staging. Feature flags allow us to deploy any code change, but only launch the feature to a specific set of users that we want to expose to new capabilities. Monitoring the usage and the impact enables continuous experimentation: optimizing what is not perfect yet and throw awa...