Resilience Bites
Adrian HornsbyResilience Bites, the newsletter by Resilium Labs - Essays and newsletter issues on why engineering organizations keep having the same incidents — and what the feedback loops, organizational patterns, and tensions actually look like in practice.
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We’re Building Agents on a Foundation Most Engineers Have Never Heard Of
The control plane / data plane distinction is one of the most useful ideas in system design, and one that most engineers have never heard of. That gap didn’t matter very much for a long time, but it matters now, because the industry is busy...
The Undeclared Crisis
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Most engineering organisations have dozens, sometimes a lot more, of critical incidents a year, and they have largely stopped finding that remarkable. A major incident lands, people scramble, it eventual...
When Customers Compensate for You
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A while ago a client asked me a really good question. During an outage, one of their customers had wanted updates constantly: every twenty minutes, then a call, then an exec-to-exec escalation.
“Why do th...
No Change Left Behind
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I think we can all agree that, ideally, most production changes should go through a pipeline. Most organisations are moving that way. But the business does not pause while the migration happens. Certificates...
The Invoice That Arrives After the Incident Is Over
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When a major outage happens, the engineering team fixes it. A week later there is a postmortem where someone reads through the timeline that everyone already lived through, a few action items get written d...
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Helping engineering organizations break the cycle of recurring incidents | Author: Why We Still Suck at Resilience | Founder, Resilium Labs
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