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Continuous Reliability is becoming the de-facto standard for ensuring code quality across modern release pipelines. Building on conversations with hundreds of engineering teams, we’re excited to introduce this emerging practice to the wide variety of enterprises building mission-critical applications in C# and other .NET-based languages.
During the webinar, our resident .NET expert will demo for the first time OverOps’ new platform support for apps built on .NET Core and Microsoft .NET Framework, including how to:
- Identify critical issues, including new, increasing and resurfaced errors and slowdowns
- Prevent poor quality releases from being promoted using CI/CD quality gates
- Resolve issues faster using the complete source code, variables, DEBUG logs and environment state behind any error or slowdown
By OverOps, Inc. 2020 | Contact us: hello@overops.com | +1 415-767-1250
Continuous Reliability for .NET: Prevent Critical Issues From Reaching Production
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Alex Zhitnitsky
Director of Product Advocacy at OverOps
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Alex Zhitnitsky
Director of Product Advocacy at OverOps
Continuous Reliability for .NET: Prevent Critical Issues From Reach Production
Alex helps engineers deliver reliable applications by identifying anomalies and analyzing their true root cause. In the past, he worked with early-stage startups and was an organizer and speaker in developer meetups.
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Chris Voisey
Solutions Engineer at OverOps
Chris is a Solution Engineer at OverOps, a 20+ year veteran of the software and IT industry, Chris has spanned the software development lifecycle in roles such as architect, developer, project manager and CTO. Prior to OverOps, he held roles at technology industry leaders like SAP, MobileAware, BEA Systems and more.
Eric Mizell
VP Solution Engineering at OverOps
Alex helps engineers deliver reliable applications by identifying anomalies and analyzing their true root cause. In the past, he worked with early stage startups, and was an organizer and speaker in developer meetups.
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