Demo: See the Power of Turbonomic & Instana in action! webinar
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September 13, 2021
10:00 AM EDT - 10:30 AM EDT
Big businesses face concerns when monolithic architectures cannot be scaled, upgraded, or maintained as they continue to grow. Microservices solves this problem – multi-layered tasks are broken down into small, digestible processes that function independently and communicate through language-agnostic APIs.
A key benefit of microservice architectures is that you can horizontally scale application services to meet changing demand. But when do you scale and by how much? What does this mean for the underlying platform and infrastructure? And, last but not least, what KPIs make the most sense for your unique business and its applications?
Join us as we take a close look at the performance and elasticity benefits that horizontally scalable, stateless microservices afford us. You will learn:
– Key considerations when defining and implementing Service Level Objectives (SLOs)
– Why application autoscaling should not be implemented in a silo
– How software can drive dynamic resourcing based on application SLOs
– Key business benefits of an SLO-driven approach…hint: it’s all about the customer experience
Advanced Solutions, Product Manager & Engagement Manager
Turbonomic
As a proud member of Turbonomic’s Advanced Engineering team, Eva has been working with Kubernetes for 4+ years, identifying and implementing use cases to help customers solve operational and application performance challenges with containerized workload. Her experience spans platform models of single tenant single cluster environments, to complex multitenant, multi-cloud architectures. Her more than 20 years of IT experience draws on application performance management, automation and CI/CD solutions. She is committed to bringing a customer-centric approach to solve problems that impact business velocity and performance.
Technical Marketing Manager
Instana
Steve is the Technical Marketing Manager at Instana, an IBM company providing Enterprise Observability for modern containerised micro services applications. He brings wealth of experience to this role having worked in technical positions in the APM space since 2004 for companies including Wily Technology and AppDynamics. In that time he has seen numerous technical revolutions and market disruptions giving him unique insight into the rapidly changing world of DevOps. He has a background in electronics and programming before moving to software solutions.