This guest post is from Andreas Grabner. The unique format of this conference is what made it so special to me. Hearing about real life scenarios and also getting feedback on my real life experience report was more valuable than a lot of other conferences where you typically rush into sessions where only a small […]
WOPR23 got off to a great start today. We have a diverse set of attendees from a variety of backgrounds, including many first-timers. Dynatrace has proven to be a great host, with ideal facilities. We had a tour of their NOC, where they use Dynatrace to monitor their hosted synthetic load and monitoring solutions. We […]
Many thanks to our host of WOPR23, Michael McVeigh of Dynatrace. The facilities here in Waltham, MA are very nice, we’re very comfortable, and the workshop has started off well. Michael posted a blog post about WOPR23 here. Look for more updates from WOPR23 the rest of this week.
WOPR23 is coming up next week in Boston, hosted by Dynatrace. It will be the first WOPR *EVER* that Paul Holland does not attend, and the first WOPR in more than 10 years he does not facilitate. Paul is hard at work at his day job, and is not able to get away for this WOPR. […]
At the end of WOPR22, we asked the group for their takeaways. Here is the list that generated, with attribution when we could remember who said it. 1. “We need to think about Performance Testing (in terms) other than just load testing.” – Andy Hohenner 2. “Our first performance test for each build was a […]
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