You Asked For It, and You Got It, Now What Do You Do With It? Telemetry in the Cloud Era
It used to be that you had to beg and plead to get telemetry feeds from your infrastructure, your applications, frankly anything. Now EVERYTHING has a telemetry feed, sometimes it’s even in an ‘open’ format. You’re drowning in data, correlation is uncorrelated, and it’s just sitting in S3 buckets making Jeff happy, but no-one else. We’ll be talking with Truman Boyes from Major League Baseball about strategies on how to correlate telemetry, what telemetry is actually useful, and more importantly, how to extract meaningful intelligence about your applications and infrastructure estate from the sea that is threatening to swamp you.
Bruce Pinsky is a Sr Network Specialist Solutions Architect for Strategic Accounts at Amazon Web Services (AWS), where he helps customers develop cloud-based and hybrid network architectures and modernization strategies for complex enterprise environments. With more than 25 years of experience, Bruce has worked across public cloud, enterprise/SaaS, Internet service provider, and networking vendor environments, including Distinguished Engineer roles at Intuit and Cisco Systems.
Bruce holds the AWS Advanced Networking – Specialty certification and is a Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr), CCDE, and CCIE. He is a published AWS technical author, co-author of Cisco Router Configuration: A Practical Introduction to Cisco IOS Configuration, and co-inventor of five U.S. networking patents. He is an Emeritus Member of the ONUG Board of Directors.
