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George Miranda
BizDev, Product Marketing, and DevRel Leader
George Miranda is a prominent figure in the tech industry, currently serving as the Head of Ecosystem and Partnerships at Honeycomb.io.12 With a background in community advocacy and developer relations, Miranda has established himself as a thought leader in the observability space.
Professional Background
George Miranda has been involved in various aspects of software development and operations throughout his career. Prior to his current role at Honeycomb.io, he worked as a Community Advocate at PagerDuty, where he focused on helping people improve their software production practices.3
Role at Honeycomb.io
At Honeycomb.io, Miranda plays a crucial role in fostering partnerships and building the company's ecosystem. He has been actively involved in organizing and promoting Honeycomb's events, such as o11ycon+hnycon, a virtual conference focused on observability and Honeycomb-specific content.1
Community Engagement
Miranda is known for his engagement with the tech community. He frequently participates in:
- Conference organization and speaker selection
- Open discussions and panels on observability topics
- Promoting inclusive and vendor-neutral environments in tech events
Contact Information
For those looking to connect with George Miranda professionally:
George Miranda is also active in the Pollinators community Slack group, where he can be reached for discussions related to Honeycomb.io events and initiatives.1
Highlights
There's a hyperfocus on generative AI today, especially in Adam Selipsky's keynote at re:Invent. At Honeycomb, we've been learning how to improve LLM apps in production for several months now. Along the way, we discovered a new Honeycomb use case. Thrilled to be sharing what we've learned with a first stab at process & guidance to what will soon become product.
Check out Honeycomb for LLMs: a way to create app development feedback loops with real-world usage data to fine tune your models.
There's a new book club starting for Observability Engineering!
Last year, Honeycomb ran a series that was one part webinar + one part lively Q&A. We took a lot of questions in real-time, and we often got in-depth answers with back & forth responses. My favorite part of this whole book thing has been the genuine questions we get and helping folks unpack challenges with iterative and pragmatic approaches from different perspectives. I loved seeing the returning participants as our series went! If you missed it, there are recordings. But you'd be missing that interactive part.
That's where this new book club comes in.
It's set up as a community-oriented approach to building shared understandings. No slides. No presentations. Just facilitated discussion and some excerpts. We build sociotechnical systems and a lot of folks tend to forget that "socio" part. Hearing from other people, understanding their challenges, and discussing approaches will usually help shed new light on your own unique situations. Whether you're new to this observability thing or you've been at it for a while, having discussion venues like this with peers is something most of us could use more of.
PLUS, it's spearheaded by the ever-delightful trio of Jenni Boyer, Jessica Kerr, and Rynn Mancuso. And you never know who else might stop by. 😉
It's once a month, just a few chapters at a time. Should be a great pace for really digesting and interrogating the content. And with that trio, it should be a blast!
Sign up here if you're interested --
