Happy Performance and SRE New Year 2021!

Hey, it's Joe and I just want to let you know that we're going to be away for a few weeks. Been away since the 15th, but we will be back in 2021. So thank you everyone who listened. This year we will be back in 2021 for season two of the Test Guild Performance Podcast. Hope you enjoyed all the episodes released in 2020. If you have any suggestions on how to make the show better, and if you know anyone that would make a great guest on the show, I've been having a hard time finding guests that have expertise around performance testing and say, reliability testing. So if you know anyone or if you yourself would like to be a guest on the show, just send me an email@joetestguild.com and also want to let you know that I've been busy Planning Automation Guild 2021. It's the fifth annual online event dedicated 100% to helping you succeed with all things automation testing related. And as you know me, I include performance testing as automation as well. This year we're doing something different. The previous four years we had just a three day event dedicated just to functional automation. The very first one we did in 2017 I did all types of automation including performance testing and then I started breaking them off into individual conferences. This year, in order to celebrate our fifth annual online conference, I'm going back to the original format of a five day event. The first three days will be functional testing. The other two will be devoted to non functional testing types of automation like performance testing, security tests and accessibility testing, Chaos engineering, all those other types of testing that can be automated as well. You'll get that in days four and five of the event. If you haven't registered already, I highly recommend you do. The event takes place February 8th to the 12th of 2021 and to register just head on over to automationguild.com register today. I just want to wish you all happy holidays and a Happy New Year and I will see you in 2021. And as always, test everything and keep the good. Cheers.