Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Saving lives by ensuring uptime of mission-critical IT at Gift of Hope

Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network is a non-profit organ procurement organization that coordinates organ and tissue donation and provides public education on donation in Illinois and northwest Indiana. As one of 58 OPOs that make up the nation’s donation system, Gift of Hope works with 180 hospitals and serves 12 million people in their donation service area.

Monitoring and securing Java apps at Quby.

Moving to a Docker-based cloud for Java apps orchestrated by Mesos Marathon required a different approach to monitoring and security for Quby, the Amsterdam-based developer of smart home solutions and maker of smart thermostat and service platform ‘Toon.’ That’s when they found Sysdig. The Sysdig Cloud-Native Intelligence Platform helps Quby resolve issues faster, and reduces monitoring system administration effort by 400%.

Self Service Monitoring at Planet Scale: Waze Case Study (Cloud Next '18)

You’ve built a successful app that serves millions of users - great! Now how do you manage your 100’s of microservices that are running in multiple clouds, by various different teams across the org? In this session, we'll share the Waze team’s stories as they’ve transitioned to zero config, self service monitoring for their dev teams.

Accelerating Incident Response With Real-Time Business Data at Wayfair

Like any good e-commerce company, Wayfair collects a significant amount of data to use for business intelligence. Until recently, the majority of this data was crunched off-hours in preparation for business use the next day. We also create a great deal of data about our applications and infrastructure in real time.

Volunteers, Not Conscripts: Fixing Out-Of-Hours On-Call at Intercom

Uptime matters. At Intercom, we believe that keeping our product online and working well at all times is critical to the success of our business. Out-of-hours on-call is inherently disruptive to your life as an engineer. You need to be ready to respond quickly and competently to an alert about something being broken.