For the engineering teams at TeleTracking responsible for avoiding failures and quickly recovering from issues that do arise, expanding observability coverage and improving the ability to bring context to problems are top priorities. Join TeleTracking’s Oren Lion, Director, Software Engineering, and Andrew Qu, Software Engineer II, as they describe the integrated healthcare operations platform provider’s journey to achieve those goals with Grafana Cloud Metrics and Logs and the lessons learned along the way. You’ll also hear how TeleTracking has used Grafana Cloud’s out-of-the-box solutions like IRM and Frontend Observability (powered by Grafana Faro) to define more focused and quantifiable planning targets and ensure future stability.

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Speakers

Oren Lion

Oren Lion

Director, Software Engineering  •  TeleTracking
Oren is dedicated to building high performing teams with 20 years of industry experience. Oren started and still runs Productivity Engineering at TeleTracking, where he and his teammates serve to make it easier and faster for developers to get their changes into the deployment pipeline and operate their services on the platform. Overall, Oren and his colleagues focus on providing services, tools, and guidance in two domains: delivery engineering and microservices engineering.
Andrew Qu

Andrew Qu

Software Engineer II  •  TeleTracking
Andrew is a Software Engineer II responsible for CI/CD, observability, and other in-house tools at TeleTracking. He makes heavy use of Spinnaker, Docker, and Kubernetes, while doing most programming in Golang. Outside of work, Andrew enjoys doing the crossword and other NYTimes games, cooking for his family, and weightlifting.

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