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Taking Your SRE Team to the Next Level

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Today, site reliability engineering and site reliability engineers (SREs) impact all phases of the software development life cycle – from ensuring product and engineering teams consider requirements that support reliability to validating automation and the architecture of massive internal platforms and services. It’s no exaggeration to say that achieving high performance goals within enterprise organizations begins with a foundational site reliability engineering strategy.

Many organizations have started implementing SRE practices but are now looking to take it to the next level. In this panel discussion, we bring together some of the industry’s leading SRE experts to share their insights and advice. Join us for a lively discussion of SRE best practices for the modern enterprise.

By attending this webinar, you’ll learn:

  • How to foster trust between your SRE team and other key stakeholders from across the enterprise
  • What production readiness questions product managers should be able to answer prior to release
  • How to drive availability toward 99.95% and beyond by adopting industry-proven practices from best-in-class enterprises
Liz Fong-Jones
Principal Developer Advocate - Honeycomb
Liz is a developer advocate, labor and ethics organizer, and Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) with 17+ years of experience. She is an advocate at Honeycomb for the SRE and Observability communities, and previously was an SRE working on products ranging from the Google Cloud Load Balancer to Google Flights.
Mandi Walls
DevOps Advocate - PagerDuty
Mandi Walls is a DevOps Advocate at PagerDuty. For PagerDuty, she helps organizations along their IT Modernization journey. Prior to PagerDuty, she worked at Chef Software and AOL. She is an international speaker on DevOps topics and the author of the whitepaper “Building A DevOps Culture”, published by O’Reilly.
Patrick Bergstrom
Chief Technology Officer - StormForge
Patrick Bergstrom is Chief Technology Officer at StormForge, where he is responsible for product strategy development, and delivering innovation to StormForge customers. Bergstrom was most recently Vice President, Site Reliability Engineering & Software Engineering, Enterprise Operations at UnitedHealth Group, where he created a globally distributed organization responsible for processes and tools to support distributed applications using modern DevOps techniques and best practices. He also led the creation of the Site Reliability Engineering category in BestBuy.com’s Web Operations group.
Rich Bentley
VP of Product Marketing - StormForge
Rich is the VP of Product Marketing at StormForge, where he is responsible for messaging and content. He's been in the IT space for over 30 years, starting as a developer and then doing product marketing for several software companies including Dynatrace, Altiris, and Perceptive Software. Rich has an MBA from the University of Michigan and lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

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