June 15–18, 2020
Sam Newman

Check out these 5 recommended infrastructure and ops resources from Sam Newman

Get ready for the inaugural O’Reilly Infrastructure & Operations Conference—coming June 15–18 in Santa Clara, California—with this collection of books, videos, and articles.

Sam Newman, Cochair, O’Reilly Infrastructure & Ops Conference

Distributed Systems Observability

Observability has been a hot topic in the context of distributed systems for the last few years. In this report, Cindy Sridharan offers an overview of what observability is, along with tips on how you can use these ideas on your own systems.

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“Don’t Get Locked Up into Avoiding Lock-In”

In this article, Gregor Hohpe shares some incredibly useful tools for architects to reason about the perils of vendor lock-in. It’s essential reading if you’re thinking of adopting a cloud platform.

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Designing Event-Driven Systems

This report by Ben Stopford explores how streaming technology like Kafka can fundamentally change the way we think about storing, and sharing, data.

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“1968”

So many of the ideas that are popular now build upon the foundations of the work that came before. This talk by Kevlin Henney looks at the ideas that came to the fore in a very important year for software engineering: 1968.

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Cloud Native Transformation

Many organizations struggle to properly embrace the power of the cloud. This book by Pini Reznik, Michelle Gienow, and Jamie Dobson outlines the patterns you can bring to bear to make this transformation a reality.

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