Публикация участника Conall O'Brien

These "prodverbs" (aka production proverbs) capture general beliefs that SREs have (or, IMHO, should have) that I've collected over the past few years. These prodverbs provide insight into running services in production, and working as an SRE. Each prodverb links to a talk or article that describes the principles in more detail. This is our first collection of prodverbs — look for more here in the coming months! #GoogleCloudNext

These "prodverbs" (aka production proverbs) capture general beliefs that SREs have (or, IMHO, should have) that I've collected over the past few years. These prodverbs provide insight into running services in production, and working as an SRE. Each prodverb links to a talk or article that describes the principles in more detail. This is our first collection of prodverbs — look for more here in the coming months! #GoogleCloudNext

These "prodverbs" (aka production proverbs) capture general beliefs that SREs have (or, IMHO, should have) that I've collected over the past few years. These prodverbs provide insight into running services in production, and working as an SRE. Each prodverb links to a talk or article that describes the principles in more detail. This is our first collection of prodverbs — look for more here in the coming months! #GoogleCloudNext

These "prodverbs" (aka production proverbs) capture general beliefs that SREs have (or, IMHO, should have) that I've collected over the past few years. These prodverbs provide insight into running services in production, and working as an SRE. Each prodverb links to a talk or article that describes the principles in more detail. This is our first collection of prodverbs — look for more here in the coming months! #GoogleCloudNext

These "prodverbs" (aka production proverbs) capture general beliefs that SREs have (or, IMHO, should have) that I've collected over the past few years. These prodverbs provide insight into running services in production, and working as an SRE. Each prodverb links to a talk or article that describes the principles in more detail. This is our first collection of prodverbs — look for more here in the coming months! #GoogleCloudNext

These "prodverbs" (aka production proverbs) capture general beliefs that SREs have (or, IMHO, should have) that I've collected over the past few years. These prodverbs provide insight into running services in production, and working as an SRE. Each prodverb links to a talk or article that describes the principles in more detail. This is our first collection of prodverbs — look for more here in the coming months! #GoogleCloudNext

If you missed it the first time around or if you're ready for an encore ... A recording of our panel discussion with Nobl9 on Graceful Degradation and SLOs can now be viewed here: https://lnkd.in/gDaJK35Q 🙌 Discover how graceful degradation strategies can improve user satisfaction in the face of disruptions or resource limitations. 📈 #stanza #sre #devops #sitereliability #sitereliabilityengineering

SRE is oftentimes associated with Kubernetes. That's a poor correlation. Both Kubernetes and SRE originated at Google, so they share a common history. But reliability applies to, and affects, all platforms and systems, Kubernetes or otherwise. #sre #sitereliabilityengineering #kubernetes

Learn a strategic approach to identify and mitigate some of the most common challenges customers face using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), plus time for live Q&A with the experts. #GoogleCloud

🎉 Fun Fact: Did you know that Kubernetes was originally developed by engineers at Google? It was built based on their experience with managing containerized applications at a massive scale. In fact, Kubernetes is an open-source version of an internal system called Borg that Google used for its own container orchestration. So, when you use Kubernetes, you're tapping into the same technology that powers some of Google's most prominent services! 🌟🚀 #KubernetesFunFact #google #Borg