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Sponsored by: Kentik


 

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With the accelerating use of DevOps and cloud-native infrastructure, observability is all the rage. Organizations large and small are doing their best to make sense of the logs, metrics and traces generated by their applications to identify performance and availability issues. But what about the network? It seems that many organizations forgot that network telemetry has always been the foundation of any monitoring initiative relating to performance, security or availability. In this Techstrong Learning Experience, Techstrong Research GM Mike Rothman will be joined by Phillip Gervasi from Kentik to discuss how network observability adds depth and context to any APM or security analysis environment. Mike will also highlight data from a recent network observability survey done by Techstrong Research.

In this learning experience, you’ll learn:
  • The top use cases for network observability
  • How network observability identifies problems before other monitoring techniques
  • How to reduce administrative overhead and optimize network costs in hybrid and multi-cloud environments
Rosalind Whitley
Director of Product Marketing - Cloud
Rosalind is a former operator who works on product marketing for operator audiences. She holds an MSIS in Database & Internet Technologies from Northwestern and loves education, Linux, and energizing engineers. After learning the value of DevOps as a practitioner, Rosalind has worked to solve application delivery challenges at infrastructure automation companies, within the Continuous Delivery Foundation, and most recently, from the perspective of network observability.
Phillip Gervasi
Director of Technical Evangelism - Kentik
Phil is a veteran network engineer with over a decade of hands-on experience in the field troubleshooting, building, and designing networks. For the last few years he has focused on the mechanics and benefits of network observability. Phil is also an avid blogger, podcaster, and speaker with an interest in emerging technology and making the complex easy to understand.
Mike Rothman
Chief Strategy Officer of Techstrong Group & GM of Techstrong Research
Mike Rothman is the GM of Techstrong Research, bringing 30+ years of experience as a research analyst and security leader. He is recognized as a voice of reason for business leaders in an often over-hyped and extremely complex security industry. For the past 10 years, his research has focused on cloud security and, most recently, DevSecOps and securing cloud-native environments. Rothman helps organizations navigate this disruptive migration without compromising information and infrastructure protection. Mike also serves as chief strategy officer for Techstrong Group and frequently appears at industry conferences and on the various Techstrong TV streaming video programs.

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