Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

In 2024 everyone already knows that deploying and managing a single vanilla cluster is pretty easy, but past a certain scale, things become messy and very unmanageable. Join Komodor's own Marino Wijay for an exclusive LIVE workshop focused on enhancing Kubernetes Reliability. In this session, we'll explore the tools and cultural shifts required for a successful implementation of Kubernetes, that actually delivers on its promised value!

Maintaining a few K8s clusters is hard enough. Maintaining 1000+ clusters is virtually impossible without embracing new tooling and paradigm shifts. Join us for an insightful LIVE workshop exploring the possibilities of Kubernetes Fleet Management with Komodor, lead by Itiel Shwartz* In this session, we will dive into the challenges of multi-cluster management and how Komodor's comprehensive platform simplifies operations. Discover how to gain real-time visibility into your clusters, automate routine tasks, and troubleshoot issues across your entire fleet efficiently.

Chris is an IBM Distinguished Engineer and CTO for Instana, leading the technical strategy and development of Observability and IT Automation solutions at IBM. He is a recognized technology leader across programming languages, runtimes, platforms, observability, and automated IT operations. He has pioneered projects that fundamentally enhanced open-source communities and cloud-native platforms.

A short product video explaining Komodor's continuous reliability and troubleshooting capabilities for Kubernetes.

Ben Sigelman is the General Manager of ServiceNow Cloud Observability, which solves for the reliability and performance of cloud and cloud-native applications while broadening the scope and leverage of the broader Now Platform. Previously, he co-founded and was CEO of Lightstep, which ServiceNow acquired in 2021, and co-created both the OpenTracing and OpenTelemetry projects. Ben also helped define modern observability with his work on tracing and metrics monitoring at Google (the Monarch and Dapper projects) and was a pioneer in SRE best practices and tooling.