Introduction As a developer, you might not have anything to do with your code once itโs been committed all the way to looking after the code right up to production. The latter is called the โyou build it, you run itโ model. Itโs not going away. But that depends on your organization. Itโs likely to … 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
Shocking fact: only 10-25% of software outages are because of hardware or network failure. The rest are the result of human error like misconfiguration โ paraphrasing Martin Kleppman, Designing Data-Intensive Applications In this article, I will share with you how setting up passive guardrails in and around developer workflows can reduce the frequency and severity … Read More
As a generative leader and mental health advocate, I am wary of seeing such a morbid term being thrown around for what should be a learning experience that advances culture. This post will differ from my usual positive posts about Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). Please bear with this because Iโm an otherwise forward thinker. Two … Read More
Introduction I can confidently tell you that runbooks form a critical part of the incident response toolkit. I will also tell you that SREs are well-placed to start and oversee the development of runbooks. If you don’t have a runbook yet, let me entice you with the thought of checklist-type documentation to follow when you’re … Read More
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