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Once upon a time, there was a glass wall separating the ops room and the server room. When an incident happened, everyone gathered together to troubleshoot and reach a resolution. But that was then - in the pre-cloud era. Now, when an incident happens in the cloud era, teams need to collaborate remotely to resolve problems on services that are no longer hosted on-premises. This requires a different approach.

A major part of this approach is making incident response better for humans on-call. There are two major ingredients to this: Automation and communication. When humans don't need to be involved, leverage automation to ease the on-call burden. When humans do need to be involved, ensure that communication flows smoothly between responders and stakeholders, even if you’re separated by time zones and continents rather than a glass wall.

In  this webinar, you’ll learn:

  • How the new cloud era is changing incident response needs
  • How to make incident response processes easier for humans in high-stress moments
  • What PagerDuty’s incident response process looks like and our latest operational learnings
Paula Thrasher
Senior Director, Engineering Infrastructure - PagerDuty
Paula Thrasher is currently the Senior Director of Infrastructure and Platform at PagerDuty. In that role, she leads site reliability and core platform strategy. Paula is one of the many leaders in PagerDuty Product Development who serves on our Incident commander rotation. Paula’s past roles include serving as a digital executive at large global public companies such as General Dynamics and United Technologies, and she has over 25 years of experience building and sustaining mission-critical systems.
Julie Gunderson
Senior Developer Advocate - AWS
Julie Gunderson is a Sr. Developer Advocate at AWS, who advocates best practices around DevOps, reducing silos, reliability, and the psychology of teams. Along with advocacy, in her past role Julie was responsible for building partnerships with the major clouds. Julie loves working with people, advocating best practices and all building relationships. Julie is a founding member of DevOpsDays Boise, which recently celebrated its 5th year. When Julie isn’t working she is most likely making jewelry out of circuit boards, or traipsing around the mountains in Idaho.
Kat Gaines
Developer Advocate - PagerDuty
Kat Gaines is a developer advocate at PagerDuty. She enjoys talking and thinking about incident response, customer support, and automating the creation of a delightful end-user and employee experience. She previously ran Global Customer Support at PagerDuty, and as a result, it’s hard to get her to stop talking about the goodness of investing in career paths and the agent experience for tech support professionals. In her spare time, Kat is a mediocre plant parent and a slightly less mediocre pet parent to two rabbits, Lupin and Ginny.

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