Monitoring as a service - Velocity NYC 2015
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James Turnbull discusses the evolution of monitoring from traditional methods to a modern service-oriented approach. He highlights the need for monitoring to focus on business outcomes, utilize modern tools, and promote self-service options for customers. The presentation emphasizes the importance of customer engagement and changing the development cycle for more effective monitoring solutions.
Monitoring as a service - Velocity NYC 2015
- 1. Monitoring As A Service Modernity and Self-Service James Turnbull @kartar 1
- 2. Who • VP of Engineering at Kickstarter • Advisor at Docker • Open source chap • Funny accent 2
- 4. The Art of Monitoring www.artofmonitoring.com 4
- 5. Who are you folks? 5
- 6. What's this all about? 6
- 7. Modernity and Baudelaire the fleeting, ephemeral experience of life in an urban metropolis ... the responsibility art has to capture that experience ... characterized by intense historical discontinuity ... openness to the novelty of the future ... a heightened sensitivity to what is unique about the present... -- Philosophical Romanticism by Nikolas Kompridis 7
- 8. Two phases 1. Making monitoring modern 2. Making monitoring a service 8
- 10. Traditional monitoring (sucks) 1. It's focussed on the wrong things. 2. It's often archaic. 3. It's not easily mangeable. 10
- 13. Top down 1. Business logic. 2. Applications. 3. Services. 4. Infrastructure. 13
- 15. Push instead of Pull 15
- 16. Fault detection is for yesterday 16
- 19. And a stepping stone to the next phase 19
- 20. Phase 2: Making monitoring a service 20
- 23. Stop making your monitoring only about you 23
- 26. Change the cycle of monitoring development 26
- 27. Attach monitoring to product development 27
- 30. Present an API Not a ticket 30
- 31. Services 31
- 32. Consoles 32
- 34. You are not the only customer of your monitoring 34