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Women in Observability

meetupLondonon meetup
whenwed 21 oct, 16:30until wed 21 oct, 19:30
whereBNY160 Queen Victoria St, London EC4V 4LA, UK, London

Women in Observability is a new London meetup bringing together women who work in, learn about, or are simply curious about observability. You don’t need to be an observability expert to join us! We welcome everyone from experienced practitioners to people early in their careers, students, career changers, and anyone who wants to understand the field better. If you work in SRE, DevOps, platform engineering, cloud, software engineering, or another related area, you’ll find plenty of common ground here too. We’ll prioritise talks by women, creating more opportunities for women to share their knowledge, experiences, and ideas with the wider observability community - however, everyone is welcome to attend, regardless of gender. Our goal is to create a friendly, inclusive space to learn from each other, share experiences, make connections, and talk openly about the challenges and opportunities in observability. Come along to meet others in the community, hear some great stories and ideas, and maybe even be inspired to share your own. And if you’d like to speak at this inaugural meetup, contact us. Talks of all levels are welcome. Agenda: * 17:30-18:00, meet & greet - snacks and networking * 18:30-19:00 Before the Dashboard: Why Product Should Help Decide What Gets Observed. Carol Cheung, Product Manager @ Wireless Logic. * 19:05-19:35 Monitoring Frontend applications with Grafana and Faro. Roxana Turc, Software Engineer @ BNY. * 19:40-20:10 Mimir - Evolution of Time Series Database Fiona Liao, Staff Software Engineer @ Grafana Labs. * 20:10-20:30 - wrap-up and goodbyes Talk 1. After a launch, someone asks: "Which customers are affected?" You open the dashboard. There are request counts, error rates, response times — but can you actually answer the question? Let's walk through a practical list of questions product teams often need answered, and how planning observability upfront, rather than after the fact, helps close the gap between what you need to know and wha

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