Episode 9 [SREpath Podcast] Ash Patel interviews Samuele Tonon and Yoann Fouquet about their experiences in managing and growing the Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) function at Booking.com. Booking.com is one of the world’s largest travel sites with a market capitalization of over $100 billion and over 1.5 million bookings per day. Here are key highlights … Read More
You’ve undoubtedly caught wind of the latest Netflix series, dubbed “The Playlist,” a show loosely inspired by the birth of Spotify. Chances are, you may have already devoured it in one glorious binge-watching session. As for me, I only got around to it recently. I was enticed by a Youtube ad that hinted at a … Read More
Listen to this audio case study now: In this episode, we explore Spotify’s Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practice and how it transformed the company’s software operations. We’ll unravel the hypergrowth challenge that Spotify faced before it implemented SRE practices. We will also deep dive into how SRE has helped Spotify’s broader engineering work. You’ll get … Read More
Listen to this audio case study now: LinkedIn has a formidable Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practice that handles billions of pageviews and trillions of Kafka messages every single day. In this episode of Site Reliability Executive, we will explore LinkedIn’s SRE practice including its systems, how its engineers have contributed to the SRE community, and … Read More
Introduction It is no small feat to run an ecosystem of entertainment experiences to delight a wide range of people, from young children to older “Disney adults”. Almost every Disney experience relies on a sophisticated technology stack working in the background. “Steve Jobs once said technology amplifies human ability. At Disney, we use technology to … Read More
Listen to this audio case study now: Netflix has a formidable Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practice that has brought Chaos Engineering to the SRE world and more. In this episode of Site Reliability Executive, we will explore Uber’s SRE practice including its systems, how its engineers have contributed to the SRE community, and how its … Read More
Listen to this audio case study now: Uber is not as well known for its Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) prowess as other companies, but it pulls its weight. Especially when it comes to distributed tracing. In this episode of Site Reliability Executive, we will explore Uber’s SRE practice including its systems, how its engineers have … Read More
Introduction LinkedIn has one of the most robust Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practices around. After all, as the social network of record for jobseekers and salespeople, it is the 6th most trafficked website in the world, with over 1.5 billion unique visits per month. LinkedIn’s Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) ensure all that traffic gets served … Read More
Introduction Every time you push a button like the one below to request an Uber ride, you activate a sequence of (micro)service requests. You’d never know unless you look under the hood because most of these services run solely in the background. Yet every service contributes to the start and completion of the Uber ride … Read More
Introduction A lot goes on in the background every time you load up your favorite Netflix movie or series. Engineers spread across Chaos Engineering, Performance Engineering and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) are working non-stop to ensure the magic keeps happening. ๐ Here are some performance statistics for Netflix When it was alone on top of … Read More
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