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Observability, Event Sourcing and State Machines
What is a way to have complete transparency of the state of a service? Ideally we would record everything - the inputs, outputs and timings - in order to capture highly reproducible and transparent state changes. However, is it possible to record every event or message in and out of a service without hurting performance? Join Peter for an exploration of the use cases and practicalities for having downstream services consuming all of the state changes of an upstream service in order to provide automated, real-time insight of services.
Speaker
Peter Lawrey
CEO @Chronicle_SW
Peter Lawrey has the most answers for concurrency and memory in stackoverflow.com, and the second-highest for Java.Peter is a Java Champion, the CEO of Chronicle Software and the architect of OpenHFT libraries downloaded from 15K different IP addresses each month.
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Speaker
Peter Lawrey
CEO @Chronicle_SW
Location
Whittle, 3rd flr.
Track
Observability Done Right: Automating Insight & Software Telemetry
Topics
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