Distributed Tracing: From Theory to Practice

Heroku

talk by Jamie Gaskins: If You Know Heroku, You Can Use Kubernetes

If You Know Heroku, You Can Use Kubernetes

Jamie Gaskins

RailsConf 2022

talk by Paul Biggar: The Many Ways to Deploy Continuously

The Many Ways to Deploy Continuously

Paul Biggar

MountainWest RubyConf 2013

talk by Hiroshi Shibata: The future of the Bundled Bundler with RubyGems

The future of the Bundled Bundler with RubyGems

Hiroshi Shibata

RubyKaigi 2019

talk by Khash Sajadi: Deploying any Rails application to any cloud in minutes

Deploying any Rails application to any cloud in minutes

Khash Sajadi

RailsConf 2018

talk by Jake Varghese: Giving your Heroku App highly-available PostgreSQL

Giving your Heroku App highly-available PostgreSQL

Jake Varghese

RailsConf 2018

talk by Stella Cotton: Debugging Your Services with Distributed Tracing

Debugging Your Services with Distributed Tracing

Stella Cotton

RubyConf AU 2018

talk by Amy Unger: Knobs, Levers and Buttons: tools for operating your application at scale

Knobs, Levers and Buttons: tools for operating your application at scale

Amy Unger

RubyConf AU 2018

talk by Stella Cotton: Distributed Tracing: From Theory to Practice

Distributed Tracing: From Theory to Practice

Stella Cotton

RailsConf 2017

talk by Nate Berkopec: Your App Server Config is Wrong

Your App Server Config is Wrong

Nate Berkopec

RailsConf 2017

talk by Jonan Scheffler: Building HAL: Running Ruby with Your Voice

Building HAL: Running Ruby with Your Voice

Jonan Scheffler

RubyConf 2016

talk by Jon McCartie: Facepalm to Foolproof: Avoiding Common Production Pitfalls

Facepalm to Foolproof: Avoiding Common Production Pitfalls

Jon McCartie

RailsConf 2016

talk by Paweł Pacana, Michał Łomnicki, Tymon Tobolski: Panel: Rails Deployment

Panel: Rails Deployment

Paweł Pacana, Michał Łomnicki, Tymon Tobolski

wroclove.rb 2016