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If you're at SREcon make sure to go see Heinrich Hartmann and our Alex Hidalgo for this fun AMA! We can't wait. #SREcon

Check out last weeks webinar NOW: Our panel dives into the Buy vs. Build debate for SLO adoption, covering key factors for success: ✅ Resource Investment: Time and cost considerations ✅ Compatibility: Integrating with your stack ✅ SLO Management: Scaling effectively ✅ Avoiding Risks: Ensuring smooth progress Don’t miss out on these insights for a successful SLO strategy! Watch here: https://lnkd.in/d_ijnptQ #SLO #DevOps #ServiceReliability #BuyvsBuild

Micro-outages are often missed, but their impact on the user experience is significant. So what exactly is a micro-outage? Simply put, it is a short-lived disruption in service that occurs within an application or system. While they may not seem much at first glance, these small blips can harm your product's performance and reliability. The result? ⚠️ 23% of users abandon their task altogether. ⚠️ 32% look for an alternative solution. ⚠️ 19% will delete the app entirely. Don’t wait for users to report the problem—act before it impacts your bottom line. Download the report to learn more: https://lnkd.in/d4qCsGW8

Check out Heinrich’s insightful talk from GOTO Conferences, now available on YouTube! Heinrich gives a comprehensive look at Reliability Engineering at Zalando in this presentation, covering key topics like Alerting, Dashboarding, Observability, Incident Management, #SLOs, and WORMs. Heinrich Hartmann thanks for includling Nobl9! Check out the video below! Slides: https://lnkd.in/d7XUPEXD

Missed our webinar? No worries—the recording is now available! Our expert panelists shared insights on the critical decision of Buy vs. Build for SLO adoption, helping you navigate the key factors in implementing Service Level Objectives. WATCH NOW 👇 Choosing the Right Path for SLO Adoption SLOs are essential for ensuring reliability, but choosing the right approach—building your own, using existing tools, or investing in a dedicated platform—can make or break your efforts. Picking the wrong option could waste resources, delay progress, or derail your SLO strategy. Watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/d_ijnptQ What we covered: - Resource Investment: Are you ready for the time and cost commitment? - Implementation & Compatibility: Will your solution integrate smoothly with your stack? - SLO Creation & Management: Can your team manage and scale it effectively? - Risk of Failure: How can you avoid setbacks that could hurt progress? #SLO #DevOps #ServiceReliability #BuyvsBuild

Alerting Center: A New Way To View SLO Alerts https://hubs.la/Q02Vw_XV0

At Nobl9, we’re excited to introduce the System Health Review Report—a new tool that gives you a clear, customizable view of your systems' performance. Whether you're responsible for service reliability or presenting data to stakeholders, this report helps streamline workflows and provides key insights into SLO performance. Managing multiple services and SLOs can get overwhelming, but this report cuts through the noise. It highlights key metrics—Healthy, At Risk, or Unhealthy—based on thresholds you set, so your team can act proactively and avoid issues before they escalate. You can organize SLOs by region, team, product, or custom labels to create reports tailored to specific audiences. Whether it's a high-level executive summary or a detailed technical report, the flexibility of the System Health Review ensures you’re always focused on what matters. Want to see how this can benefit your team? Visit Nobl9 to explore the System Health Review Report and let us know your thoughts in the comments. https://lnkd.in/d4mENVDf #SLO #ServiceReliability #DevOps

Originating at Google and now embraced across various industries, SRE has revolutionized system reliability management. At the core of this transformation are SLOs, which align reliability with business objectives. Interested in discovering how Nobl9 can enhance your reliability practices? Schedule a demo with our SLO experts today and move toward seamless performances! More: https://lnkd.in/dWVhShED

Most of the organisations I've worked for have been staunchly build, in the build-vs-buy continuum. In most cases, this was for good reasons - ain't no-one external going to write software that can help Google manage its own datacenters for example, and no-one except Azure is going to do anything meaningful with Service Fabric. But in some cases it was also for bad reasons and in some cases, the buy rather than build decision can actually be a useful accelerant. Tune in to hear more today!

Casey Rosenthal on #ChaosEngineering and MTTR. To watch the whole discussion you can go here: https://lnkd.in/dgb9GnxT