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Episode #10:
Whose Fault Is It When Kubernetes Breaks?
How to Build Trust and Resolve Incidents Faster With Distributed Tracing

Featuring:
Adam Johnson — Sr. Solutions Architect, Lightstep

So, you've gone "cloud native". You're running apps in containers, you're scheduling them with Kubernetes, and now you're trying to create a better experience for your team and for your customers. But when things break — and they often do — it can be challenging to understand how to resolve an incident quickly, or even which service owner is responsible. Distributed tracing brings the code execution to the forefront, and gives a new view focused on service performance.

In this webcast, we discuss:

- Why traditional logs and metrics can't answer the most important questions about K8s reliability.
- How distributed tracing brings a service-centric view to the forefront of your monitoring teams.
- How to instantly understand changes to services, pods, and containers.
- How to share responsibility for incident response, and quickly engage the right team for resolution.
- What complete system visibility actually means.
- How you can take advantage of 'shipping your org chart
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Adam Johnson
Sr. Solutions Architect at Lightstep
Adam currently works with customers to find purpose-built solutions that fit their specific needs, and ensure they can get started getting value from Lightstep and their observability data quickly. Adam has spent his career working in open source tooling and navigating the eternal question of when to build vs buy software. He spends his free time reading fantasy novels in San Francisco with his wife Kym.
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