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What’s your telemetry data really trying to tell you?

Data alone was never enough. Here’s how to start surfacing real context from dashboards, instead of just watching the alerts pile up.

Endre Sara, Anthony Busselier, Rich Anakor, Tiani Jones and Parveen Khan

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Observability was hailed as the bridge between symptom and cause for misbehaving systems. Increased adoption of observability tooling in the last decade reflects organizations’ appetite to cash in on this promise, but did the investment pay off?

For around a third of you, the answer is no. Too many tools and the resulting siloed data is creating a context gap between alert and cause. Teams that are overwhelmed with far more logs, traces and metrics than they can actually use miss important signals, meanwhile reliability suffers as clues about root causes are lost in chaotic dashboards.

This panel discussion will reveal how to anchor observability around a core set of data points that help you close the context gap, and make system health legible to the whole team without layering yet another tool on top of your current stack.

Join the panel and find out:

  • How to build more context around telemetry data, instead of more noise
  • Improving the whole team’s ability to extract meaning from dashboards
  • Restoring the balance between data and action

panelists:

Endre Sara

Co-Founder
Causely

Parveen Khan

Senior Quality Analyst Consultant
Thoughtworks
Tiani Jones

Tiani Jones

Founder
Proper Science

Moderator:

Anthony Busselier

Senior Software Engineer
BBC