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245 00 AWS observe and operate :|bmonitor your cloud 
       infrastructure and modern applications-- evolve and scale 
       your observability to improve insights and performance.
       |h[O'Reilly electronic resource] 
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490 1  Live courses 
511 0  Jonathan Hassell, host; Brian Dennehy, Toshal Dudhwala, 
       Surbhi Dangi, Ashok Swaminathan, Graham Coleman, Marc 
       Chene, Kyle Mahone, presenters. 
520    Sponsored by AWS It is no longer a question if your 
       organization is moving to the cloud, but how fast you can 
       move with security, visibility, control, and safety. 
       Whether you are migrating to the cloud or already 
       operating in the cloud, you want a secure and efficient 
       way to manage and monitor your infrastructure and 
       applications in the cloud, on-premises, hybrid, or other 
       clouds. The AWS Observe & Operate Series is a three-part 
       series of half-day online events designed to showcase 
       solutions for your observability and operations needs. The
       pressures to keep systems up and running with minimal 
       disruption are increasing while applications, 
       infrastructure, and services are being deployed at ever-
       increasing rates. The dynamic nature of modern 
       applications and architectures is producing an explosion 
       of siloed data and telemetry from multiple sources. 
       Observability and operations professionals are being 
       challenged to maintain SLOs and SLAs to achieve 
       availability, reliability, and performance. What you'll 
       learn and how you can apply it: Understand how you can use
       AWS Observability to achieve your business and operational
       goals Learn how you can leverage AWS Observability to 
       improve system performance, enhance customer experience 
       and optimize cost Get best practices on setting up your 
       observability This course is for you because: You're a 
       cloud engineer or architect responsible for monitoring 
       infrastructure and applications in your AWS, on-premises, 
       hybrid, and multi cloud environments. You're responsible 
       for monitoring systems and applications to ensure they run
       smoothly, and identifying and resolving incidents quickly 
       to minimize downtime and prevent disruptions. You want to 
       improve Mean Time To Resolution, maintain high 
       availability, and improve performance across your 
       applications. Prerequisites: Foundational knowledge of 
       cloud and/or on-premises infrastructure and applications 
       Recommended follow-up: Read Observability Engineering 
       (book) Take AWS Monitoring Strategies (course) Read Cloud 
       Native Monitoring (report) Read Infrastructure Monitoring 
       with Amazon CloudWatch (book) Read Understanding Log 
       Analytics at Scale (report) Read Learning Modern Linux 
       (book) Please note that slides or supplemental materials 
       are not available for download from this recording. 
       Resources are only provided at the time of the live event.
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650  0 Observers (Control theory) 
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650  6 Services Web. 
650  6 Observabilité (Théorie de la commande) 
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