AWS Summit SF 2022 - Full-stack observability and application monitoring with AWS (COP310)

Downtime in applications and services costs money. It is critical to resolve issues as close to real time as possible. Seeing how your applications and infrastructure are doing will help you achieve service-level objectives (SLOs) and improve availability, reliability, and performance. In this session, learn how you can use AWS to monitor and observe your applications, workloads, and resources; make data-informed decisions; and drive your business outcomes. Whether your application is in the cloud, on premises and moving to the cloud, or built on open-source technologies, AWS offers a full-stack observability solution that is fully managed, cloud-native, hyperscale, and includes application performance monitoring (APM) as well as managed open-source solutions.
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[@sergeiiakovlev5285]

Great talk, thanks a lot!

[@datavesr]

what about event access code? on workshop it is necessary .

[@MrJnanamurthy]

Good One

[@awssupport]

Glad you enjoyed the video, Jnana. ^KS.

[@BenJoelLush]

I hate Enterprise monitoring platforms... they are like the rich, unhealthy and overweight health ministers of our world telling us to get with their program... no thank you! Many thank to AWS though, for making the transition to less vendor sticky and real-observability platforms.