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CMG will host industry experts for keynote presentations and technical demonstrations designed to help companies understand the why, when, and how to integrate performance engineering and performance testing into their DevOps practice.
Check out the agenda and register prior to the event for access to the live event and session recordings for 1 year, here https://www.cmg.org/2021/02/performance-engineering-and-devops-february-25/
On February 25, CMG will host industry experts for keynote presentations and technical demonstrations designed to help companies understand the why, when, and how to integrate performance engineering and performance testing into their DevOps practice.
The conference kicks off at 9:30 am eastern time (11:30 in Brazil) with peer to peer live networking followed by the sessions, with Q&A and networking time in-between. Join us for these informative sessions and interactive time with fellow industry practitioners.
Newly Added Session
Optimize for Performance using MATLAB Profiler with Flame Graph
See a walk through of the redesigned MATLAB® Profiler, now featuring a flame graph. Use the Profiler to measure the time it takes to run your code and identify opportunities for performance optimization.
Presented by
Sindhuja works as a Performance Engineer at MathWorks and is involved in diverse activities concerning speeding up customer workflows. She is passionate about performance pipeline optimization, profiling tools, data analysis, application of artificial intelligence to improve product’s performance and about the ethical implications associated with AI in the world of technology.
Neeraj has been a Performance Engineer at MathWorks for past 6 years working to speed up MATLAB by improving MATLAB Startup and technical computing workflows. In his current role, he works on the development of performance tools to improve MATLAB users workflow.
More sessions
AUTOMATED PERFORMANCE PATTERN DETECTION AS A PART OF YOUR DEVOPS AUTOMATION
In 2020, Andi helped several teams analyze performance and architectural issues in their distributed applications. In this session, he will present a handful of the common patterns we found – such as N+1 Call & Query, Too Granular or Tight Coupling, and Inefficient Dependencies. He will then show you how to derive SLIs & SLOs out of these patterns and have them automatically detected using the CNCF open source project Keptn as part of your DevOps process automation.
Andi Grabner
Andreas Grabner has been a developer, tester, architect, and product evangelist for the past 18 year. In his current role he helps companies injecting metrics into the end‐to‐ end delivery pipeline to make better decisions on feature and code changes and with that also closing the feedback loops between Ops, Biz and AppDev.
Parker Edwards
As Manager, Solutions Engineering at Lightstep, Edwards leads the Solutions Engineering group at Lightstep. A long time monitoring and observability enthusiast, Parker works with our customers to design, implement, and improve modern, scalable observability practices using Lightstep and OpenTelemetry.
CHANGE INTELLIGENCE IN ACTION
Slow dashboards got you down? With our latest release of Change Intelligence, the Lightstep platform can do wonders for you and your team’s performance (not to mention, your sanity). Join us as we dive into change intelligence – the easiest way for DevOps and SRE teams to understand complex systems. Change intelligence is a means of monitoring for and diagnosing anomalies in complex modern architectures, and can deliver the answer to the question What caused that change?
GETTING STARTED WITH OPENTELEMETRY
This talk introduces OpenTelemetry to developers and operators. First, learn about each OpenTelemetry component, the core concepts, and how they all fit together to provide flexible and robust observability. Then learn the easiest way to set up and deploy OpenTelemetry across your entire system.
Austin Parker
Austin Parker is an Open Source Software Engineer at LightStep, where he works as a core contributor and maintainer to the OpenTracing project. Prior to LightStep, he was a Software Architect at Apprenda building enterprise platforms using Kubernetes. Google Books
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