Fiberplane Studio is a collaborative developer tool that makes infrastructure debugging, incident resolution, and analysis seamless. It allows teams to query, visualize, and understand metrics and logs in their infrastructure. The Fiberplane Daemon, available as a container on DockerHub, enables secure connections to data sources in clusters without exposing them to the Internet. Fiberplane Studio is primarily used in the software development industry.

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We are happy to see the newest episode from Test Guild DevOps Toolchain by Joe Colantonio showcasing our own Ivan Merrill.

In this episode, Ivan explains the essential role of Service Level Objectives (SLOs) in determining system reliability. If you have ever been curious about SLOs, this episode is a must-watch.

Are you prepared to venture into the world of reliability and observability? 

You can tune in now and get ready for a knowledge-packed session.

Throwback to DevOops Berlin #1: Embracing the Oops Moments in DevOps 

Last month, we gathered to celebrate our “Oops” moments and to foster a blameless culture. It was a night of laughter, learning, and shared experiences, and we couldn’t have asked for more. 

Here are some highlights:

🧛♀️ Isadora Lopes’s Vampire Project: A tale of resilience in the face of AWS, Terraform, and Go challenges.

🌌 Rick Rackow’s Midnight Mayhem: A lesson in communication, resilience, and cross-team collaboration during a late-night crisis.

💡 Firas FAFI Explores Oops and Aha Moments: Real-world insights on challenges and discoveries in the consulting field.

And a huge thanks to Polar Squad's team for hosting us!

Let’s keep learning from our Oops moments as we grow together in the world of DevOps!

Find us at #SREcon this week! We are here to talk about Autometrics.

We also brought our "rage" board and are already curious to find out how it will look like by the end of the conference.   

Make sure to pin your flag 🚩

Still reminiscing about DevOops #3 🇳🇱 

Last week we hosted our third edition of DevOops, and it was a blast! There were loads of valuable insights; shoutout to our speakers Omar Merghany, Rania Mohamed and Ivica Kolenkaš for delivering insightful (and entertaining!) talks on their oops moments during incidents or around cloud & cost optimisation. Thanks for your contributions to building a strong blameless culture. 

The enthusiasm from our attendees was also contagious, and it's this energy that makes DevOops special. Together we're creating an environment where failures are viewed as opportunities for growth.

We finished it off with our lightning rounds of PowerPoint karaoke, which were a hoot and embody the essence of the DevOops culture: having a go, having fun together, and learning and growing from it along the way in a supportive environment.

A special shout-out to Nele Uhlemann and Cristina Stan for their efforts in making this event a success!

brett beutell makes advanced edge function observability not just simple but somehow also entertaining with this animal themed talk on setting up objectives and alerts across a logical group of Supabase Edge functions with Autometrics:  https://lnkd.in/eazCRDAu 

Starring: pandas, bunnies and the three caterpillars of observability 🐛

#observability #edgefunctions #objectives #alerts

👋 Hey, AmsterdamJS community!

After a break, we're returning in October with the new AmsterdamJS Meetup and hope to see you all there for great JS discussions and networking!

Agenda 🗣

➡️ Salama Ashoush – Fine-Tuning Your Reactivity: Harnessing the Power of Signals
➡️ Artem Kobzar – How to Make Friends with Android and Backend Departments
➡️ Laurynas Keturakis – TFW You can't Console.log Your Way out of Production Issues

Looking forward to meeting you all on October 5!

Another engaging event is coming up that you won’t want to miss.

Join us at the AmsterdamJS Meetup as we dive deep into the world of JavaScript with insightful talks from Salama Ashoush,Artem Kobzar and Laurynas Keturakis.

RSVP here -> https://lnkd.in/er2nTfAG

🚀 Incidents can be valuable learning opportunities. Join us at DevOops #3, as we discuss and promote a blameless culture.

🎙  Featured Speakers:
Omar Merghany: Escalation of Serverless Costs - An Incident of AWS Lambda Expense Surge
Ivica Kolenkaš: How (Not) to Spend $15k per Month on AWS Athena

Have you ever experienced a memorable incident or a quirky "Oops" moment while working with infrastructure? We want to hear about it! Share your story by September 13th using the form in the comments. 

RSVP here → https://lnkd.in/eWYTWZ9u

🚀 Join us tomorrow at DevOops #3 in Amsterdam for an exciting journey into the realm of incident stories!

Our speakers, Omar Merghany, Rania Mohamed, and Ivica Kolenkaš, will share their unforgettable "Oops" moments. To top it all off, we'll end the evening with an entertaning session of PowerPoint Karaoke, snacks, and refreshing drinks.

So, what are you waiting for? Don't miss out on this opportunity to RSVP today, and let's create a blameless culture together. -> https://lnkd.in/eWYTWZ9u

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