Chronicles of a SRE
Nijo George PayyappillyWeekly 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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SRE and release management — bridging the cultural gap
Every SRE practitioner who has worked in a traditionally structured enterprise knows this moment. A deployment needs to go out. There is an incident happening — not necessarily a crisis, but something that a targeted release would fix or si...
The SRE working group — building internal community and buy-in
By Week 43, the organisational arc has established two distinct layers of SRE community. The influence strategies from Week 41 operate at the leadership level — DORA data, deployment correlation reports, engineer-hours costs — aimed at earn...
Embedding SRE champions inside product teams
Week 41 identified the minimum viable coalition for Phase 1 SRE adoption: one engineer who owns the measurement infrastructure, one engineering manager willing to pilot, one product or engineering leader who references reliability data in p...
Influencing SRE adoption in a traditional ops organisation
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...
Automated postmortem drafting — AI as your on-call scribe
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...
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