Taming the Kubernetes chaos with New Relic’s Service Architecture Intelligence
Transform your chaotic Kubernetes environment into an organized, observable system with New Relic's toolset. This hands-on workshop guides you through visualizing service dependencies, establishing clear ownership, and implementing effective monitoring across microservices. Work with a realistic cluster to master Service Architecture Intelligence features (Maps, Catalogs, Teams, Scorecards) and enhanced APM for Kubernetes. Leave with practical skills to immediately improve developer productivity, reduce MTTR, and enhance cross-team collaboration in your own organization.
Microservices are messy. Ownership gets fuzzy, dependencies are hard to track, and keeping everything performant across a distributed setup? Yeah, that's a constant headache. In this 90-minute hands-on workshop, we'll take a cluttered Kubernetes environment and turn it into something clean, observable, and actually manageable, all using New Relic's Service Architecture Intelligence and enhanced APM tools.
You'll be working with a realistic cluster of 8-10 microservices. We'll walk through how to visualize dependencies with Maps, organize services with Catalogs, define ownership clearly with Teams, and keep everyone aligned using Scorecards. Along the way, we'll dive into New Relic's enhanced APM for Kubernetes: automatic service detection, unified views across infra and app layers, and how to fine-tune your agent setup for better signal and less noise.
By the end, you won't just know what these tools are - you'll know how to use them. You'll walk away with:
A framework for organizing services in large-scale K8s environments
The skills to identify and visualize service relationships and dependencies
Strategies for assigning and managing team ownership across services
Hands-on experience using observability to reduce MTTR and improve collaboration
A clear understanding of how to apply these techniques in your own org, right away
If you're wrangling microservices and tired of flying blind, this workshop will give you the tools (and the confidence) to take control.
You'll be working with a realistic cluster of 8-10 microservices. We'll walk through how to visualize dependencies with Maps, organize services with Catalogs, define ownership clearly with Teams, and keep everyone aligned using Scorecards. Along the way, we'll dive into New Relic's enhanced APM for Kubernetes: automatic service detection, unified views across infra and app layers, and how to fine-tune your agent setup for better signal and less noise.
By the end, you won't just know what these tools are - you'll know how to use them. You'll walk away with:
A framework for organizing services in large-scale K8s environments
The skills to identify and visualize service relationships and dependencies
Strategies for assigning and managing team ownership across services
Hands-on experience using observability to reduce MTTR and improve collaboration
A clear understanding of how to apply these techniques in your own org, right away
If you're wrangling microservices and tired of flying blind, this workshop will give you the tools (and the confidence) to take control.
Taming the Kubernetes chaos with New Relic’s Service Architecture Intelligence
Transform your chaotic Kubernetes environment into an organized, observable system with New Relic's toolset. This hands-on workshop guides you through visualizing service dependencies, establishing clear ownership, and implementing effective monitoring across microservices. Work with a realistic cluster to master Service Architecture Intelligence features (Maps, Catalogs, Teams, Scorecards) and enhanced APM for Kubernetes. Leave with practical skills to immediately improve developer productivity, reduce MTTR, and enhance cross-team collaboration in your own organization.
Presented by
Panelist
Reese Lee
Senior Developer Relations Engineer, New Relic
Panelist
Panelist
Moderator
Spence Taylor
Lead Developer Relations Engineer, New Relic
Microservices are messy. Ownership gets fuzzy, dependencies are hard to track, and keeping everything performant across a distributed setup? Yeah, that's a constant headache. In this 90-minute hands-on workshop, we'll take a cluttered Kubernetes environment and turn it into something clean, observable, and actually manageable, all using New Relic's Service Architecture Intelligence and enhanced APM tools.
You'll be working with a realistic cluster of 8-10 microservices. We'll walk through how to visualize dependencies with Maps, organize services with Catalogs, define ownership clearly with Teams, and keep everyone aligned using Scorecards. Along the way, we'll dive into New Relic's enhanced APM for Kubernetes: automatic service detection, unified views across infra and app layers, and how to fine-tune your agent setup for better signal and less noise.
By the end, you won't just know what these tools are - you'll know how to use them. You'll walk away with:
A framework for organizing services in large-scale K8s environments
The skills to identify and visualize service relationships and dependencies
Strategies for assigning and managing team ownership across services
Hands-on experience using observability to reduce MTTR and improve collaboration
A clear understanding of how to apply these techniques in your own org, right away
If you're wrangling microservices and tired of flying blind, this workshop will give you the tools (and the confidence) to take control.
You'll be working with a realistic cluster of 8-10 microservices. We'll walk through how to visualize dependencies with Maps, organize services with Catalogs, define ownership clearly with Teams, and keep everyone aligned using Scorecards. Along the way, we'll dive into New Relic's enhanced APM for Kubernetes: automatic service detection, unified views across infra and app layers, and how to fine-tune your agent setup for better signal and less noise.
By the end, you won't just know what these tools are - you'll know how to use them. You'll walk away with:
A framework for organizing services in large-scale K8s environments
The skills to identify and visualize service relationships and dependencies
Strategies for assigning and managing team ownership across services
Hands-on experience using observability to reduce MTTR and improve collaboration
A clear understanding of how to apply these techniques in your own org, right away
If you're wrangling microservices and tired of flying blind, this workshop will give you the tools (and the confidence) to take control.
Taming the Kubernetes chaos with New Relic’s Service Architecture Intelligence
Transform your chaotic Kubernetes environment into an organized, observable system with New Relic's toolset. This hands-on workshop guides you through visualizing service dependencies, establishing clear ownership, and implementing effective monitoring across microservices. Work with a realistic cluster to master Service Architecture Intelligence features (Maps, Catalogs, Teams, Scorecards) and enhanced APM for Kubernetes. Leave with practical skills to immediately improve developer productivity, reduce MTTR, and enhance cross-team collaboration in your own organization.
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Microservices are messy. Ownership gets fuzzy, dependencies are hard to track, and keeping everything performant across a distributed setup? Yeah, that's a constant headache. In this 90-minute hands-on workshop, we'll take a cluttered Kubernetes environment and turn it into something clean, observable, and actually manageable, all using New Relic's Service Architecture Intelligence and enhanced APM tools.
You'll be working with a realistic cluster of 8-10 microservices. We'll walk through how to visualize dependencies with Maps, organize services with Catalogs, define ownership clearly with Teams, and keep everyone aligned using Scorecards. Along the way, we'll dive into New Relic's enhanced APM for Kubernetes: automatic service detection, unified views across infra and app layers, and how to fine-tune your agent setup for better signal and less noise.
By the end, you won't just know what these tools are - you'll know how to use them. You'll walk away with:
A framework for organizing services in large-scale K8s environments
The skills to identify and visualize service relationships and dependencies
Strategies for assigning and managing team ownership across services
Hands-on experience using observability to reduce MTTR and improve collaboration
A clear understanding of how to apply these techniques in your own org, right away
If you're wrangling microservices and tired of flying blind, this workshop will give you the tools (and the confidence) to take control.
You'll be working with a realistic cluster of 8-10 microservices. We'll walk through how to visualize dependencies with Maps, organize services with Catalogs, define ownership clearly with Teams, and keep everyone aligned using Scorecards. Along the way, we'll dive into New Relic's enhanced APM for Kubernetes: automatic service detection, unified views across infra and app layers, and how to fine-tune your agent setup for better signal and less noise.
By the end, you won't just know what these tools are - you'll know how to use them. You'll walk away with:
A framework for organizing services in large-scale K8s environments
The skills to identify and visualize service relationships and dependencies
Strategies for assigning and managing team ownership across services
Hands-on experience using observability to reduce MTTR and improve collaboration
A clear understanding of how to apply these techniques in your own org, right away
If you're wrangling microservices and tired of flying blind, this workshop will give you the tools (and the confidence) to take control.
Taming the Kubernetes chaos with New Relic’s Service Architecture Intelligence
Transform your chaotic Kubernetes environment into an organized, observable system with New Relic's toolset. This hands-on workshop guides you through visualizing service dependencies, establishing clear ownership, and implementing effective monitoring across microservices. Work with a realistic cluster to master Service Architecture Intelligence features (Maps, Catalogs, Teams, Scorecards) and enhanced APM for Kubernetes. Leave with practical skills to immediately improve developer productivity, reduce MTTR, and enhance cross-team collaboration in your own organization.
Presented by
Panelist
Reese Lee
Senior Developer Relations Engineer, New Relic
Panelist
Panelist
Host
Spence Taylor
Lead Developer Relations Engineer, New Relic
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