Week 1 · Signal inventory
Catalog latency, traffic, errors, and saturation for one bounded service — including what you are not measuring yet.
Eight weeks of application analytics for microcloud operations health — from first signal map to a review ritual your team will actually keep.
Each week pairs a short live studio with async labs you can run against a sandbox or your own staging stack.
Catalog latency, traffic, errors, and saturation for one bounded service — including what you are not measuring yet.
Construct baselines that survive deploys, cache warmers, and promotional traffic without rewriting history.
See how aggregation windows flatten incidents and when percentile choices flatter the dashboard.
Turn error rates into partner-ready stories with clear ownership and recovery hints.
Draw queue and connection pressure before customers feel pauses.
Design a weekly ops health review that fits a microcloud team of three to twelve people.
Publish the known blind spots: cold starts, multi-tenant noise, and third-party dependencies.
Present your signal map and receive structured critique from instructors and peers.
Soo-yeon Park spent a decade on reliability teams for regional SaaS products before founding the Ops Signal Studio curriculum. She teaches from Gumi with guest critiques from Seoul-based platform leads.
No checkout on this site — figures help you plan. Enrollment happens through our team.
₩890,000 / cohort
₩3,600,000 / cohort
No. Labs accept exports from common stacks. We focus on interpretation habits that transfer when tools change.
You should already ship or support at least one production service. Absolute beginners may feel lost in week three when we discuss sampling bias.
We do not deep-dive multi-region failover analytics or Kubernetes autoscaler internals. Those deserve dedicated workshops; treating them lightly would create false confidence.
Live studios run early evening KST. Recordings post within 24 hours for teammates abroad.
“Week 6’s review ritual replaced our noisy Slack dump. The template still sits at the top of our ops channel.”
★★★★☆
Solid on baselines. The showcase feedback was blunt in a useful way; I rewrote two panels before presenting to leadership.