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As financial apps continuously evolve towards more distributed architectures, highlight competitive landscape, and more digital users across so many different platforms, the cost of failure as well as the ability to quickly and efficiently troubleshoot end-user issues is becoming key for these organizations success. In addition, many of these financial organizations are still required to support a mix of legacy and cloud-native applications.

Join leading practitioners from Apple, Wayfair, and Lightrun to discuss how to best confront the challenges that come with managing and operating an engineering organization in times of uncertainty, specifically in these troubling times of an ongoing recession. In this session, you will learn hands-on tips & tricks that will help you to.

Logging is usually an afterthought. When we're creating a feature, we often neglect to think about how we'll observe the actual behavior, and even if we do end up adding proper logging messages - we rarely consider the implications those log lines will have on our bottom line. It's a hidden cost factor, but one that continuously comes up in conversations we have with practitioners. To help shed a light on this topic we gathered a panel of industry veterans, who will come together on November 8th to discuss the problem in depth and offer a completely new approach to solve it.

Join engineering leaders from Google, Meta (Facebook), Shopify and JetBrains.

Join James Governor of Redmonk, Kief Morris of Thoughtworks, Baruch Sadogursky of JFrog, Barry O'Reilly and Tom Granot as they take a deep dive into the world of Observability for developers.

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KoolKits (Kubernetes toolkits) are language-specific container images that contain a (highly-opinionated) set of tools for debugging applications running in Kubernetes pods. You can read more about the motivation behind this project here. Those images are intended for use with the new kubectl debug feature, which spins up Ephemeral containers for interactive troubleshooting. A KoolKit will be pulled by kubectl debug, spun up as a container in your pod, and have the ability to access the same process namespace as your original container.