Exploring the observability side of software development.

O11ycast

In episode one of O11ycast, Merian Ventures' Rachel Chalmers and Honeycomb's Charity Majors dive into a few ways observability can drive fundamental changes in the way we approach software development.

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O11ycast - Ep. #1, Monitoring vs. Observability

In episode two of O11ycast, Rachel and Charity are joined by Christina Noren, Chief Product Officer for CloudBees, to look at the ways both the development life cycle and the role of the developer have evolved.

O11ycast - Ep. #2, Observable DevOps with Christina Noren of CloudBees

In episode 3 of O11ycast, Rachel and Charity are joined by Paul Biggar, co-founder and CTO of Dark as well as founder of CircleCI, to discuss how microservices and automation have shaped the developer landscape.

O11ycast - Ep. #3, Distributed Systems with Paul Biggar of Dark

In episode 4 of O11ycast, Rachel and Charity ask Adam Jacob, co-founder and CTO of Chef, how the culture of DevOps has shifted for system administrators and the companies they help build.

O11ycast - Ep. #4, Systems Administration with Adam Jacob of Chef

In episode 5 of O11ycast, Rachel and Charity speak with Anton Chuvakin, Research VP at Gartner for Technical Professionals, about the ways modern companies make, or don't make, decisions around security.

O11ycast - Ep. #5, InfoSec with Gartner's Anton Chuvakin

In episode 18 of O11ycast, Charity and Liz speak with Michael Hood, a senior staff performance engineer at Optimizely. They discuss real user monitoring (RUM), the shortcomings of traditional metrics, and ramping up observability.

O11ycast - Ep. #18, Real User Monitoring with Michael Hood of Optimizely

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