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SUMMARY:DevOps Monthly Online: Driving Service Ownership With Distributed T
 racing
DESCRIPTION:Agenda:\n• 5:00 PM - Check in and hang out\n• 5:05 PM - Lea
 n Coffee Chat/Presentation\n• 5:25 PM - Lean Coffee Chat/Q+A\n• 5:55 P
 M - Wrap up\, Next month\n• 6:00 PM - Adios!\n\n"Many organizations are 
 rolling out Kubernetes\, breaking up their monoliths\, and adopting DevOps
  practices with the hope of increasing developer velocity and improving re
 liability. However\, it’s not enough just to put these tools in the hand
 s of developers: you’ve got to incentivize developers to use them. Servi
 ce ownership provides these incentives\, by holding teams accountable for 
 metrics like the performance and reliability of their services and by givi
 ng them the agency to improve those metrics.\n\nIn this talk\, I’ll cove
 r how distributed tracing can help set the foundation for effective servic
 e ownership. For SRE teams that are setting standards for their organizati
 ons\, it helps drive better documentation\, on-call processes\, and SLOs b
 y providing a single source of truth for what’s happening across the ent
 ire application. For embedded SRE teams\, it can also accelerate root caus
 e analysis and make alerts more actionable by showing developers what’s 
 changed – even if that change was a dozen services away. Throughout the 
 talk\, I’ll use examples drawn from more than a decade of experience wit
 h SRE teams in organizations big and small.\n\nBy the end of this talk\, y
 ou’ll understand why service ownership is so important to modern softwar
 e development and how distributed tracing can drive that ownership in your
  organization and\, by doing so\, improve performance and reliability for 
 your application."\n\nSpeaker: Daniel Spoohower "Spoons"\n\nDaniel is CTO 
 and Co-founder at LightStep\, where he’s building performance management
  tools for deep software systems. Previously\, Spoons spent almost six yea
 rs at Google where he worked on developer tools as part of both Google’s
  internal infrastructure and Cloud Platform teams. He has published papers
  on the performance of parallel programs\, garbage collection\, and real-t
 ime programming. He has a PhD in programming languages from Carnegie Mello
 n University but still hasn’t found one he loves.\n\nSpoons LinkedIn: ht
 tps://www.linkedin.com/in/spoons/\nFind Spoons on Twitter: http://twitter.
 com/save_spoons\n\nIf you'd like to be a speaker: https://bit.ly/speakatde
 vopsto\nIf you'd like to sponsor a meetup: steveelsewhere [ at ] gmail.com
 \n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetings/devops-monthly-online-driving-servi
 ce-ownership-with-distributed-tracing
URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/devops-monthly-online-driving-servic
 e-ownership-with-distributed-tracing
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