Session Will Highlight Best Practices to Running & Re-architecting Microservices Environments

Boston, MA (PRWEB) June 21, 2016

Title:    Running Microservice Environments is No Free Lunch

When: Thursday, June 23, 2016

Where: Santa Clara Convention Center, Ballroom E, Santa Clara, CA

Time: 1:15 pm Pacific Time

Presenter:    Alois Mayr, Technology Lead, Cloud & Virtualization, Dynatrace; Alexander Ramos, IT Operations Manager, B2W Digital

Why:     Since the beginning of the hype around containers and microservices, several organizations have transformed their IT to support both legacy and new applications in a more modern environment. Moving away from physical data centers toward public, private or hybrid clouds, forward-thinking enterprises are quickly adopting these new technologies. While certain things have gotten easier, you still need to do your homework when it comes to proper application architecture, scalability, orchestration, performance and monitoring.

In this session, Mayr and Ramos will discuss the dark side of microservices. Attendees will not only discover that they don’t have to do things the hard way, but will also learn what needs to be on their to-do list when moving down the path of re-architecting your environments. Topics include:

● Logging strategies for troubleshooting
● How to provide a stable (virtual) network
● How to build the monitoring as a platform feature
● How to ensure a stable orchestration layer
● How to do capacity planning to ensure scalability
● How to manage and optimize service dependencies    

Dynatrace is a gold sponsor of Velocity Santa Clara 2016 and will showcase and demonstrate Dynatrace solutions, June 22-23 at booth #308.

Note to Reporters: If you would like to speak with Dynatrace or B2W, please reach out to the press contacts below.

About Dynatrace    
Dynatrace is the innovator behind the industry’s premier digital performance platform, making real-time information about digital performance visible and actionable for everyone across business and IT. We help customers of all sizes see their applications and digital channels through the lens of their end users. More than 8,000 organizations use these insights to master complexity, gain operational agility and grow revenue by delivering amazing customer experiences.

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Press Contacts:
Kayla Siefker, Global Public Relations, Dynatrace, 313-227-3092, kayla(dot)siefker(at)dynatrace(dot)com
Laura Paine, InkHouse for Dynatrace, 781‐966-4124, laura(at)inkhouse(dot)com

For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2016/06/prweb13497046.htm

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