SVS304: Understanding and Implementing Observability for Serverless Apps

Resources for SVS304: Understanding and implementing observability for serverless apps

Performance monitoring is an important part of any application. By understanding the health of your application, you know whether it’s functioning as expected and can proactively react when it becomes unhealthy. With serverless applications often built on top of many different services, it can be challenging to pinpoint the source of an issue without proper observability tooling used throughout. Come learn how to add monitoring, logging, and distributed tracing to your serverless applications, including for functions deployed as container images. See how you can track platform and business metrics, visualize your application’s performance and operations, and understand which services should be optimized to improve your customers’ experiences.

Mastering Serverless Application Observability

Serverless observability learning path

Are you wondering what observability is, or wanting to find out how you can get more insights into how your application, and business are running. In the series, I go through what observability is, how to gather, and analyze the right data, and how to integrate some observability tools. Join me for Mastering Serverless Observability.

Serverless observability workshop

re:Invent SVS307-R1

A great way to learn about observability is to do a self-paced workshop. This is a great way to get hands-on with another demo application and follow the instructions to add observability across a number of services, both serverless and traditional.

Presented by:

Julian Wood

Julian Wood

Julian is a developer advocate at AWS who loves helping developers learn how serverless and AI technologies can transform the way they build and run applications in the cloud.

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