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At SREcon in Seattle, we also spoke with Sam Anderson about handling burnout, Ricard Bejarano about Home Labbing, John Allspaw about the value of learning, and Courtney Nash on complex systems. We got down to earth with Google SRE VP Matt Zelesko in Pittsburgh, and discussed crisis engineering with Mikey Dickerson in New York.
Courtney Nash of The VOID discusses the role of human expertise in managing complex systems, and how SREs continue to bring critical value even as technology and AI evolve. https://t.co/o0BXtDpbxo
The Prodcast sits down with @allspaw of @AdaptiveCLabs to talk about the challenges of dynamic systems, the value of learning, and more — in two parts, live from SREcon! https://t.co/B1EfLRjMIg
We speak with Ricard Bejarano about being an SRE at home, discussing Home Lab systems in particular -- tune in to explore another site of reliability engineering! https://t.co/VQSYptIblo
We are looking forward to next week’s SREcon in Seattle! We are excited for the opportunity to hear from and connect with reliability engineering folks from many organizations. Lots of listening and learning ahead for us!
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In the discussion track, Steve McGhee and Chris Jones are leading discussions on Infrastructure Management and on Architecture Decisions and Tradeoffs.
When you have a novel incident and no playbook, you have a crisis. Join Carla Geisser of @LayerAleph to explore how you can lead through the fundamental surprise of a crisis. https://t.co/5RWrOo3gKv