UNCONFERENCE + Live Q&A
Unconference: Observability
Details coming soon.
Date
Tuesday Apr 5 / 05:25PM BST (50 minutes)
Location
Rutherford / Abbey, 4th fl.
Track
Debug, Analyze & Optimise... in Production!
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