The New Stack Virtual Pancake Breakfast with New Relic: Kubernetes Observability for Developer Velocity
Find out why pouring observability on your Kubernetes makes it so much sweeter.
Like a great maple syrup, Kubernetes can change everything. You scale easily, move faster, and have more flexibility. It’s also constantly in motion, which means traditional monitoring methods meant for less ephemeral systems just won’t be as effective.
But with observability, you can have your Kubernetes pancake and eat it, too. Join us LIVE on Thursday, April 29th at 11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. BST for a panel discussion all about Kubernetes observability with Alex Williams, The New Stack founder and publisher and our panelists:
- Zain Asgar, co-founder and CEO at Pixie
- Ihor Dvoretskyi, developer advocate at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)
- Christine Wang, senior solutions engineer at Grafana Labs
- Roopak Venkatakrishnan, engineering manager at Bolt
We’ll go beyond the batter and into what matters, as we show you how to:
- Improve developer velocity
- Improve your Kubernetes experience
- Find the best approach for Kubernetes observability
Sit down for a short stack with The New Stack and these great panelists—and find out how to make observability work for you!
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Zain Asgar is the GM of Pixie and New Relic Open Source and CEO and Co-founder of Pixie Labs. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University and was an Entrepreneur in Residence at Benchmark before co-founding Pixie as the CEO. He has a PhD from Stanford and has helped build at-scale data and AI/ML at Google AI, Trifacta and Nvidia.
Ihor Dvoretskyi is a Developer Advocate at Cloud Native Computing Foundation, focused on Kubernetes-related efforts in the open source community. He is a Product Manager for Kubernetes, co-leading the Product Management Special Interest Group, focused on enhancing Kubernetes as an open source product. Besides that, he is participating in Kubernetes release process as a features lead for multiple Kubernetes releases.
A Linux user since 2005 with a deep engineering background, Ihor has been responsible for projects tightly bound to the cloud computing space, containerized workloads and Linux systems. His recent speaking appearances include talks at Kubernetes Leadership and Contributors Summits, OpenStack Summits NA and APAC, OpenSource Summit EU, ContainerDays EU, Google DevFests and other industry-leading events.
Christine Wang is a pre-sales senior solutions engineer building the enterprise/cloud business at Grafana Labs. She brings to the table a combined 11+ years of experience working in the global tech startup space (including SaaS, ad tech, location intelligence, web service APIs, data, and developer platform/tools) and specializes in bringing the people element to highly technical integrations. She has a knack for learning new technologies, working with people, and owning projects from A to Z.
Roopak Venkatakrishnan manages the Platforms and Infrastructure team at Bolt. Before this, he was at Spoke, Google, and Twitter. Apart from solving complex engineering problems, he loves working on anything developer experience and dev tooling related. He believes that making developers more productive is very important irrespective of a company's size. When he isn’t working, he enjoys a cup of coffee, hiking, and tweeting random things.
PS. Calling all Data Nerds! Don’t forget to register for FutureStack, on May 25-27. Level up your observability game and connect with engineers from across the globe to learn, share, and get inspired as we reinvent the future of software.