Spooktacular server failures. Frantic support calls that escalate in the night. Everyone in IT has their share of horror stories, and this Halloween we want to bring the very best out of the dark and into the light! Join us for an hour full of storytelling, commiseration, and killer prizes led by a ghastly panel of IT experts including Tom Lawrence (Lawrence Technology Services), Kelvin Tegelaar (CyberDrain), Jason Slagle (CNWR IT Consultants), Matthew Fox (Valiant Technology) and Tom Watson (NinjaRMM).

Widespread adoption of agile methodologies, CI/CD pipelines, distributed architectures, and more have enabled software development to reach a rate and scale that would have seemed unimaginable just a few years ago. Of course, along with the benefits of new methodologies and technologies comes a new set of troubleshooting challenges that need to be addressed as well. In this Panel discussion, we'll cover the new challenges in accelerated pipelines and how to overcome them.

Ready for another SRE Thought Leader Panel? This one is themed, Business Agility is what matters, SRE can help you get there. We’re chatting about topics like the value of crisis during incident response, the best and worst tech transformations we’ve seen, how reliability impacts the flow of value, and more. This panel is hosted by Chris Hendrix, staff software engineer at Blameless and features guests.

SRE adoption can be difficult. It’s more than just new tooling; it requires a change of process and mindset as well. So how can we go about convincing our organizations that SRE is worthwhile? How can we drive this change? Learn from experts who have done this in our latest SRE Thought Leader Panel “SRE Adoption as Organizational Transformation.” Panelists include: Kurt Andersen, SRE Architect at Blameless Vanessa Yiu, Executive Director, Enterprise Architecture at Goldman Sachs Tony Hansmann, Former Global CTO at Pivotal Software, Inc. Chris Hendrix (Host), Staff Software Engineer at Blameless.

Pro-Serverless: Forrest Brazeal, AWS Serverless Hero ​
Pro-Containers: Kevin McGrath, CTO of Spot by NetApp ​

Panelists: Cheryl Hung, Josh Atwell & Kaslin Fields
Moderator: Greg Knieriemen ​

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Does SSPL license endanger your intellectual property? As of January 2021, Elasticsearch is no longer open source. From version 7.11 and onwards, all ELK products (Elastic, Logstash, Kibana) will be registered under the new SSPL license created by Mongo and now adopted by Elastic. In this panel, our IP expert lawyer discusses the new license and helps explain whether it impacts your business or puts it at risk.