Partner Update
Join Gremlin’s CTO, Kolton Andrus, and Gremlin’s Head of Channel, Kyle McMeekin for an exclusive early access look at Gremlin's new Reliability Platform. We'll introduce a concept called Reliability Scoring and fill you in on our new product offering set for release this Fall.
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About this webinar
Traditional approaches to improving reliability don’t fit modern software development. Gremlin's Reliability Engineering platform includes everything your customers need to improve reliability at scale.
Agenda
- How to position this new product
- How your customers will get quicker time to value through scoring
- Gremlin's ability to help standardize reliability initiatives
- What Gremlin's Partnership Network is up to
Kolton Andrus
Kolton is the founder and CTO of Gremlin. Previously he was CEO, building the initial product, team, and company to $10M in ARR. Before founding Gremlin, Kolton was an engineer and leader at both Amazon and Netflix, building their internal Chaos Engineering platforms and guiding the implementation of the practice leading to another 'nine' of uptime for both companies. Early in his career, Kolton worked for several start-ups and holds a BS and MS in Computer Science.
Kyle McMeekin
Kyle has spent the last 8 years working in the DevOps space. He started his career leading the Solutions Engineering team at QASymphony (acquired by Tricentis). He then drove cloud alliances with AWS, MSFT and Google before he went on to build net new partnership programs at Kobiton and now, Gremlin. He has worked with global enterprises to help build more reliable, resilient, and scalable environments during his time at Gremlin.
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