January 2024
Intermediate
57m
English
video
What’s New in Software Development: Gen AI and Observability with Jessica Kerr
by Sam Newman, Jessica Kerr
Closed Captioning available in German, English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil), Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)
Overview
Observability is more difficult in the era of large language models, while insight into your code’s behavior is increasingly more important. Join Sam Newman and Jessica Kerr for a discussion about the impact of AI on software production. They explore what happens when deterministic work (software development) meets nondeterministic work (GenAI) and examine some of the limitations of communicating with an AI at scale. This event is for anyone who builds or maintains software and is looking to better understand the intersection of GenAI and observability.
What’s New in Software Development gives you a chance to explore trending topics in software development and to hear from Sam and Jessica Kerr about software development, how to begin implementing AI tooling into your own work, and their own career journeys. They will spend a few minutes covering the trends that are influencing software development and then tell you what you need to know to stay ahead of the curve.
What you’ll learn and how you can apply it
- How to start thinking about integrating GenAI into your production lifecycle
- How to use observability to gain insight into how your code behaves in production
This live course is for you because…
- You want to hear from Sam Newman and Jessica Kerr about how software development is changing.
Recommended Follow-Up:
- Read Observability Engineering (book)
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