
Weekly dispatches on SRE culture, observability, and automation — from inside a real organisation making it up as it goes, guided by Google SRE principles and a relentless bias toward automation over toil.
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The most-requested topic in this series has never been about Kubernetes patterns, Prometheus queries, or Argo CD configuration. It has been this: how do you actually get SRE practices adopted in an organisation that was not designed for the...
The previous blogs have been mostly technical: the framework for reliability, the observability stack, the incident response machinery, the platform foundation, and — most recently — AI-assisted triage. This one sits at the boundary between...
The thirteen weeks from Week 27 to Week 39 have covered chaos engineering, load testing, platform engineering, service catalogs, Kubernetes patterns, Istio, policy as code, capacity planning, infrastructure as code, DORA metrics, error budg...
At some point in the SRE journey, the dashboard problem surfaces in a specific and uncomfortable way. The team has built dashboards they trust. Engineers use them to investigate incidents, track trends, and understand whether a change impro...
Week 7 introduced error budgets as engineering decision tools. The concept is elegant: if the SLO permits 0.1% of requests to fail, then the team has a budget of 0.1% failure to spend. Spend it on deployments, experiments, and engineering v...
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