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Copy of AWS _ LaunchDarkly _ Dynatrace

 
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Digital transformation is forcing DevOps teams to release higher-quality and more secure features faster. How can teams deliver on the promise of increased velocity and stellar customer experiences without introducing costly errors and downtime?

In this AWS-sponsored webinar, Daniel O’Brien (LaunchDarkly) and Rob Jahn (Dynatrace) will share how observability across cloud-native architecture can enable teams to release high-quality features using progressive delivery and ensure optimal performance. O'Brien and Jahn will also discuss how to automatically remediate broken features and rectify performance issues.

You will learn:

  • How observability is changing the full software development life cycle
  • How feature management and distributed tracing allow for granular control of changes
  • Why every Ops team will soon make use of AIOps
  • How tools like LaunchDarkly and Dynatrace - available in the AWS Marketplace - can help teams quickly deliver reliable features to customers
Rob Jahn
DevOps & Cloud Evangelist - Dynatrace
Managing Dynatrace technical partnerships with leading cloud providers and DevSecOps solutions, Rob is very active with open-source projects and develops technical workshops, videos, industry presentations, and blogs. He is a passionate technology evangelist, helping companies get the best integrations and enablement for flawless and secure digital interactions with Dynatrace.
Daniel O’Brien
Ecosystem Engineer - LaunchDarkly
Dan O'Brien leads Ecosystem Engineering at LaunchDarkly where he integrates feature management with technology partners across the software development lifecycle. He has over 10 years of experience, having held roles as a DevOps engineer for IBM's MaaS360 and an implementation specialist for the cloud provider Linode. He is passionate about making developers' lives easier by connecting tools they use every day to unlock new capabilities and save time through automation. When he's not working, Dan likes to spend time with his wife and kids taking care of their little zoo of animals.

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