SRE Weekly - SRE Weekly Issue #386
This issue was delayed a day while I was enjoying a much-needed vacation with my family. While I’m on the subject, it’s hot take time: vacations are important for the reliability of our sociotechnical systems, so good SREs should take vacations regularly and encourage others to as well.
Articles
If “you build it, you run it” requires mandate, knowledge, and responsibility, what happens when one of those is missing?
Alex Ewerlöf
Slack developed an all-encompassing metric for the user experience that goes beyond a simple SLO.
Matthew McKeen and Ryan Katkov
This whitepaper delves deep into the ways a microservice architecture changes how transactions work. It presents a method of dealing with microservice transaction failures through application-specific compensation logic.
Frank Leymann — WSO2
Bambu is a brand of 3d printers that are primarily cloud-based. A problem in their cloud system resulted in printers running jobs unexpectedly, causing significant damage to some customer’s printers.
Bambu Lab
An interesting confluence of fiber optic line failures resulted in loss of connectivity on what should have been a redundant link.
I know the title looks like click-bait, but this article delivers with 7 well thought-out critiques of SLOs.
Code Reliant
This latest entry into the awesome-*
arena is a curated list of runbooks and related resources for popular software.
Runbear
You shift from asking “what was the abnormal work?” to “how did this incident happen even though everyone was doing normal work?”
This article immediately made me think of the latest Mentour Pilot accident investigation in which everyone acted nearly perfectly and yet still only narrowly avoided a mid-air collision.
Lorin Hochstein
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