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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Learning Is in the Doing
Screenshot from Satya Nadella’s blog post.
Couple months ago, Satya Nadella wrote a post called “A frontier without an ecosystem is not stable” about the future of organisations in an AI-driven economy. Much of his argument is actually abo...
Respecting What Came Before
About three years ago I wrote a post in response to the internet noise and the micro-service vs monolith armies around an article from the Prime Video team. Most of it was about that specific storm, but one idea in it kept coming up in my w...
Turtles All the Way Down
Photo by Wolfgang Hasselmann on Unsplash
There is this old expression, turtles all the way down. It comes from the idea that the world sits on the back of a giant turtle, and that if you ask what holds up that turtle, the answer is a bigge...
Escalate Early, Escalate Often
The andon cord - Image Source
At AWS, one of the first things I learned was to escalate early, and often. It was just what you did, and nobody read it as a sign you had failed. I took it for granted. Working with organisations where escala...
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...
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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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