Observability Foundation℠
Microservices and cloud-native architectures have been goals of many organizations to help increase speed and agility, but as complexity grows, systems become increasingly challenging to build observability best practices.
Observability Foundation introduces a range of best practices for building full-stack observability towards advancing resilience in a distributed ecosystem. These best practices include building meaningful traces across temporal topologies, the impact of DevSecOps and AIOps on observability, and a 360-degree view of building mature observability practices.
SCHEDULE
Date 8th and 9th April 2023, Time 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM IST Trainer Suresh GP
Course Type
Virtual Instructor-Led Training
Features
Two Days
16 hours of Instructor-led training classes
Case Study
Share relevant Industry Insights
By Practioners
Shares real-world experience
What You’ll Learn
- – Implementing an Observability culture in your organization
- – Understanding the basic principles of Observability including the Three Pillars and why monitoring alone is not enough
- – Adopting OpenTelemetry standards to help achieve innovation and distributed tracing
- – Implementing full-stack Observability and distributed tracing to enable a DevSecOps culture
- – Understanding levels of the organizational observability maturity to build effective strategies
- – Implementing network, container-level Observability
Benefits for Organizations
- – Implementing Observability effectively leads to higher business value, enhanced stability and reliability of services
- – Improvement in product development, deployment, and operations life-cycle
- – Increased balance between technical investment in reliability and customer experience
- – Homogenous culture and greater synchronization between product, development, and operational teams improving staff morale
Benefits for Individuals
- – Understanding of practical implementation of Observability, traces, spans, and their correct interpretations
- – Designing Observability in services for higher security and reliability
- – Building fault-tolerant distributed ecosystems that can be tested for risks of disaster
- – Building AIOps intelligence in operations using the Observability pipeline
- – Understanding of other roles and contributing towards creating a better workplace culture
Exam & Certification Details
Earn a credential that can lead to jobs in high growth fields
- – Exam Questions: 40
- – Passing Score: 65%
- – Exam Format: Multiple Choice
- – Duration: 60 minutes
- – Delivery: Web-based
- – Languages: English
- – Open Book: Yes
- – Certification Validity: 2 Years
Blue Print
Check out the Certification Blueprint to learn more about the various topics, principles, and practices covered by this certification.
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