May 9-12, 2022 | 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM ET | Virtual
Chronosphere is excited to participate in o11yfest 2022, a multi-day virtual technology conference focused on empowering DevOps practitioners with solutions that improve observability over systems and processes.
Join us for this virtual event on May 9-12 to hear from Chronosphere’s Co-founder and CEO, Martin Mao.
Is MTTR still relevant in a modern, cloud-native world?
Monday, May 9th | 2:00 pm – 2:30 pm ET
Co-founder and CEO
MTTR has long been an essential failure metric. However, in a cloud native world, P95 and P99 have become more meaningful measurements. And time to remediation -not repair- is most important. During the talk, Martin will share an alternative to MTTR and how it can become your new P99 of remediation.
Mean time to repair (MTTR) has long been an essential failure metric measuring the average time it takes to repair or restore a system to functionality. But why, in the age of microservices and containers, are we still using a metric with its origins in measuring equipment failures within factories? Mean, or average, is no longer a relevant metric for most organizations, with P95 and P99 becoming the more meaningful measurement. Repair, or sometimes restore, is also problematic. In most cases the most important time period to measure is the time to remediation, or the time to alleviate customer pain, restoring the service to acceptable levels of availability and performance. In this session, Martin will introduce an alternative to MTTR, and share real-life examples and lessons learned to explain how this new way of thinking can become your new P99 of remediation time.
Interested in attending?
Can’t make it to o11yfest?
Check out the Three Phases of Observability to discover how to rethink your observability strategies for this year.
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