Meetup #77 - Agile, DevOps, and Observability

Rita Torres
Rita is a Principal Consultant at Devoteam, currently DevOps Coach at Natixis, with experience as a Scrum Master and Agile Project Manager. She led teams across the globe for companies like Adidas, Namecheap and Estée Lauder in the UK. She’s passionate about the intersection of Al and Agile methodologies (and recently certified in GenAl.)
Inês Ferreira
Inês is a DevOps Coach with a passion for helping teams adopt and master DevOps tools. Leveraging a background in Project Management and a deep understanding of human dynamics, she brings a pragmatic and empathetic approach to training and onboarding.You Can’t Fix What You Can’t See: Tales from the Observability Frontier
Observability isn’t a tool — it’s a strategy. This talk brings together three seasoned engineers to discuss how to design an observability setup that scales with your system and your team. We’ll explore architectural patterns, and discuss our ideal observability setups, so you know what to be in the lookout for our observability journey. Also, the human side of observability — onboarding, alert fatigue, and cross-team visibility. Whether you’re a platform engineer or a tech lead, you’ll leave with actionable insights.
Hélia Barroso - DevOps Engineer @ Five9
DevOps Engineer @ Five9
Iris Dyrmishi - Senior Observability Engineer @ Miro & CNCF Ambassador
Senior Observability Engineer @ Miro & CNCF Ambassador
Paulo Dias - Staff Observability Engineer @ Five9
Staff Observability Engineer @ Five9, An Infrastructure Engineer with DevOps backend.How to get there:
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