The Future of Above-the-Line Tooling
Offered By: USENIX via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the future of Above-the-Line (AtL) tooling in this insightful conference talk from SREcon22 Americas. Gain a comprehensive understanding of AtL tools, which assist professionals working above the representation line in tracking ongoing events. Distinguish between AtL and Below-the-Line tools, and discover the potential for rapid growth in AtL tooling. Learn about the challenges in creating useful AtL tools, their essential functions, and how to assess and plan for future tooling needs. Presented by Dr. Richard Cook and John Allspaw, renowned experts in complex system failures and software systems engineering, this talk provides a valuable framework for evaluating and potentially developing AtL tools. Delve into topics such as the characteristics of successful tools, benefits of AtL tooling, and the concept of clumsy automation. Whether you're a seasoned SRE professional or new to the field, acquire knowledge that can enhance your understanding of system monitoring and management in complex environments.
Syllabus
Introduction
Abovetheline
Tools
Top
Successful Tools
Benefits
Clumsy Automation
Conclusion
Taught by
USENIX
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