Observability is a huge help to organizations in solving systems performance issues, but some still see it as a bolt-on. In this episode David Linthicum talks with Dynatrace’s Michael Allen and Deloitte’s Jay McDonald about why that isn’t so. The trio also discusses why companies should view Observability as a holistic process that can be built as code into every facet of their cloud ecosystem—from infrastructure, to apps, to security, to governance, to compliance, and more.
Overcoming barriers to cloud success with new disciplines like FinOps
Healthcare joins the cloud-powered digital revolution
Cloud: where we are, where we're going, and how to get there
Digital transformation: It’s not just about the technology
Fail forward and inject chaos to improve cloud performance
The cloud CTO challenge: Making decisions that add value
Building teams that deliver at the speed of cloud
Mitigating the multicloud complexity risk
Key strategies to solve the puzzle that is multicloud
How edge and cloud are powering next-generation technologies
How cloud-tech companies are leveraging SPACs to fuel growth
To reduce cloud complexity, slow down to speed up
SaaS is the future of software, and that future is now
How Freddie Mac created a winning formula for cloud success
Scaling cloud innovation to the enterprise with agile pods
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Bringing higher-ed to cloud: a success story at the University of Rochester
Using DevOps principles to bring change to the enterprise
Cloud isn’t just another data center; it’s a revolution
Cintas’ cloud journey highlights flexibility and teamwork as keys to success
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