AITP-RTP Meeting – Understand your entire environment: Observability in complex infrastructures

Summary:

Hybrid cloud and digital transformation has been driving complexity in IT environments, especially since the pandemic, which creates challenges for traditional monitoring. Many IT teams are forced to limit focus to critical resources or risk getting swamped in the volume of data and alerts generated by their systems. This is where observability can be a critical tool for both development and operations teams. Observability tackles complex monitoring problems in three ways: 1) situational awareness of the current and changing state of your environment, 2) analyzing events to find answers to problems, and 3) allowing teams to collaborate and take action faster. This session will cover the differences between observability and monitoring, best practices for implementing observability, and the role of AI in observability and analytics.

Registration ended at 5pm on Sept 12 as communicated.

CHANGE OF VENUE:  This is NOT at the University Club.
instead Red Hat, 100 East Davie St, Raleigh with Parking deck at:

429 S. Wilmington St. (Validation at City Center only)  then take the Elevator from Deck to Lobby floor & use Left door into Red Hat

 Any questions, contact Jerome at vicepresident@aitp-rtp.org  

Our Speaker:

Adrian Phillips

Adrian Phillips leads product marketing for the Infrastructure Monitoring solution at Dynatrace. His passion is helping customers transform the way they work using data, AI, and cloud-based software. Adrian holds a degree in journalism and loves being with his family or competing in disc golf tournaments when he's home in Raleigh, NC.

Agenda:

5:30 – 6:15pm: Check-in & Networking

6:15 – 7:00pm: Dinner & Networking

7:00 – 7:10pm: Opening Remarks

7:10 – 8:00pm: Program

8:00 – 8:30pm: Close and Additional Networking

Photography and Video Policy:

Attendees are permitted to take pictures of individuals or smaller groups as long as permission is given from the subject(s) of the photo. AITP-RTP board members may take pictures or a video recording of presenters and attendees for various purposes.  However, the use of any kind of video recording or video streaming device from attendees is not permitted.  Registration to the meeting implies acceptance of this policy.