Across the industry, most cloud workloads run without anyone having a clear picture of how they are performing, what they cost, or whether they are secure. Observability is the missing foundation, and this session is about building it right.

The Cloud promised pay-per-use, global business reach, green applications, and full security. But none of those rewards can be reaped without first laying the correct observable groundwork. Developing observable application code, configuring infrastructure diagnostics, collecting the right logs and metrics, storing them properly, and transforming data into actionable insights -- this is the work that makes everything else possible.

At the IKEA Cloud Engineering department, I help oversee the corporate cloud platform, guiding many teams through migration, modernization, and optimization at enterprise scale. Time and again, the teams that struggle are the ones that did not have the cloud experience to get the observability story straight. It is a highly specialized skill, and the business that invests in it properly builds not just a solution but a silver bullet foundry.

Join a Cloud Architect Engineer on a mission to cloud-enable customers since the dawn of the public cloud, and learn about Service Groups, diagnostics best practices, and health modelling. A fleet of cloud applications might be good.

This session is about becoming great.