Sysdig Presents at Cloud Field Day 5

Sysdig Company Overview: Reliable and Secure Cloud-Native Applications

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Introduction to Sysdig, the cloud-native visibility and security company that was started in 2013 with the mission to enable enterprises to operate reliable and secure cloud-native applications. Sysdig the company has gone on to create both open source and commercial monitoring, security, and forensics tools.

Cloud native architectures benefit the business and empower developers, but there are hurdles to get over in the cloud, exacerbated by existing security, monitoring, and APM tools that lack the in-depth visibility and rich context needed to be relevant in cloud native environments.

Personnel: Suresh Vasudevan

Sysdig Product Demonstration

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Data from the Eyes of DevOps, SecOps, and Service Owners

Sysdig focuses on all three stages of the container lifecycle – build, run, and respond – giving enterprises the workflows on top of the data to solve the problems unique to each stage of a container life – from development and production to remediation.

During this presentation we will explore the Sysdig Cloud-native Visibility and Security Platform from the eyes of different persons – DevOps, SecOps, and service owners – working through each stage of a container. The demo wraps with three common scenarios: compliance, performance, and intrusion.

Personnel: Payal Chakravarty

Sysdig Technical Deep Dive: From Wireshark to Sysdig

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Loris Degioanni, the founder of Sysdig, was a co-creator of WireShark, an open-source packet analyzer still used for network troubleshooting and analysis today. Loris’ insight during the early days of the cloud led him to realize there was going to be a major visibility problem in the cloud driven by the drastic increase in data and the ephemeral nature of containers. Thinking through this problem, he created Sysdig, a unified data approach to the cloud. Security, monitoring, and forensics start with a simple fact – data is data. Why silo data as “security data” or “performance data” when you can bring all of it to bear on any given problem?

Personnel: Loris Degioanni