Troubleshooting Distributed Workloads ...

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Claim: shifting left with dynamic observability cuts MTTR from weeks to minutes to few hours. Shows a Java app instrumented with a dynamic instrumentation agent attached to remote AWS and Oracle deployments, using virtual breakpoints (snapshots), conditional logs and runtime metrics to inspect live executions without redeploys. Integrates with Prometheus and APMs, targets Kubernetes, serverless, CI pipelines, CVE prioritization and feature‑flagged flows, and the demo works as shown.

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1. 0:00Troubleshooting distributed workloads
2. 4:43Current troubleshooting pain points
3. 7:16Key challenges in troubleshooting
4. 14:25Why code bugs take longest
5. 17:37Debugging Kubernetes & serverless
6. 21:55Troubleshooting feature flags & legacy
7. 27:17Shifting left observability
8. 30:07Live demo: developer observability
9. 45:08Q&A

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