Page it to the Limit

Jaime Woo and Emil Stolarsky are Co-founders of Incident Labs and curators The Post-Incident Review zine. They talk with Scott about the importance of learning from mistakes, what makes a good post-incident report, and more importantly how to get people to read them.

Monitoring and More With Erik Ketcham

Austin and George discuss why other industries (like industrial scale shipping) are able to automate massive systems without adding complexity, yet the software industry hasn’t adopted the same approach. What are we okay with that? We discuss the ideas that are driving today’s complex designs and identify a few ways to reframe our views.

Sumbry, Head of Reliability Engineering at AirBnb, and George discuss tips for the current challenge many of us in the software industry are facing: how we communicate with our coworkers remotely. We consider lessons learned from managing globally distributed teams and compare those to what we’re learning now due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this episode, the PagerDuty community team discusses what they have learned at PagerDuty and in the industry over the last 20 years.

Leandro and George discuss a few of the practical considerations that teams need to tackle when moving to a model where teams own the code they ship to production.

In this episode, Julie Gunderson talks with Jason Yee, Director of Advocacy at Gremlin about the current state of affairs with COVID-19 and the similarities between incident response and chaos engineering.

In this episode host Julie Gunderson talks with Corey Quinn, the "Number One Cloud Influencer for 2019", named by Analytica.

Scott McAllister and George Miranda, cover practical ways to figure out how to code, ship, and own your own software in production by discussing the Full-Service Ownership Ops Guide

In this episode, Julie Gunderson talks with Bea Hughes, Senior Security Engineer and Sarai Rosenberg, Insecurity Princess; both from PagerDuty, about all things security.

Paul Hinze and Robbie Th'ng from HashiCorp join Scott as they talk about Terraform and infrastructure as code

Jay Gordon is the host of the popular On-Call Nightmares podcast. Matt and Jay discuss some of the stories Jay has heard, as well as how on-call has changed over the years.

In this episode host George Miranda chats with Bruce Wong, Director of Engineering at StitchFix, about practical ways of getting started with Chaos Engineering.

Observability With Christine Yen

In this episode, host Julie Gunderson talks with Google’s Yuri Grinshteyn, Customer Engineer at Google Cloud and specialist in reliability, about the importance of smart alerting and SLO’s.

In this episode the four show hosts introduce themselves, concepts behind this podcast, and a few of the upcoming episodes.