Join us Thursday, Feb 26 at Trace3’s Denver Tech Center office for an in-person session: “Observability and Your Audience: A Tale of Tailored Views.” Learn how different audiences use LogicMonitor data, how to tailor dashboards and visualizations, and swap insights with peers and experts.
Feb 26, 10:00 PM – Feb 27, 12:00 AM (UTC)
Trace3, 4601 DTC Blvd. Suite #400, Denver, 80237
Join us for an insightful in-person User Group on Thursday, 2/26, at Trace3's offices in the Denver Tech Center, where we will explore Observability and Your Audience: A Tale of Tailored Views.
In this session, we'll delve into how different audiences perceive and interact with the data monitored by LogicMonitor. Learn from industry experts about tailoring data visualization to meet the needs of diverse users and discuss your experiences with fellow attendees.
This is an excellent opportunity to enhance your understanding of audience-specific data presentation. Don't miss out on this chance to connect, share, and grow with peers who share a passion for observability.
Agenda:
3:00pm – Welcome & Introductions
3:15pm – Trace3 Overview & Services
3:30pm – Main Topic Presentation
4:00pm – Topic discussion & Networking
5:00pm - End
Parking: You may use the parking garage, except for reserved spots and 2-hour parking areas.
Small bites will be provided
Register now to secure your spot!
February 26 – 27, 2026
10:00 PM – 12:00 AM (UTC)
Crocs
Senior Architect of Observability
The Denver LogicMonitor User Group meeting focused on “Observability and Your Audience: A Tale of Tailored Views,” highlighting how different stakeholders consume and use observability data, alongside an overview of Trace3’s services and capabilities as a LogicMonitor partner, presented by Steve Parker.
Attendees from Aurora Public Schools, E470, LogicMonitor, and Trace3 discussed practical topics such as dashboard sharing, alerting on data versus no data, and using resource group context to improve visibility, with strong feedback requesting deeper, more technical content in future sessions. Carl from LogicMonitor encouraged open product feedback, offered to share documentation and future feature presentations, and noted LogicMonitor’s recent acquisition of Catchpoint to enhance global internet and API performance visibility.
The group agreed that quarterly meetings (with May as a target), hybrid attendance options, and encouraging broader participation would be valuable, with general enthusiasm to continue and expand the user group.
