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Ryan Kitchens on Learning from Incidents at Netflix, the Role of SRE, and Sociotechnical Systems
In today’s podcast, we sit down with Ryan Kitchens, a senior site reliability engineer and member of the CORE team at Netflix. This team is responsible for the entire lifecycle of incident management at Netflix, from incident response to memorialising an issue.
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Armon Dadgar on HashiCorp Research, the Evolution of Infrastructure Tooling, and Standardisation
On this podcast, we’re talking to Armon Dadgar, co-founder and CTO of HashiCorp. We discuss the formation of the HashiCorp research division and explore some of the computer science research underpinning Consul and Nomad. We also cover the challenges of supporting teams when they are looking to embrace new modes of working with dynamic infrastructure.
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Camille Fournier on Platform Engineering, Engineering Ladders, and Her Book “The Managers Path”
On the podcast this week, Charles Humble talks to Camille Fournier about running a platform team, how her current role differs from the CTO role she had at Rent the Runway, the skills developers need to acquire as they move from engineering to management positions, trends like Holacracy, and her book "The Manager's Path".
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Changhoon Kim on Programmable Networking Switches with PISA and the P4 DSL
Changhoon Kim explains how P4 and PISA make network switches programmable and shows interesting applications for tracing, caching, and more.
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Twitter's Yao Yue on Latency, Performance Monitoring, & Caching at Scale
Yao Yue spent the majority of her career working on caching systems at Twitter. She created a performance team that deals with edge performance outliers often exposed by the enormous scale of Twitter. In this podcast, she discusses standing up the performance team, thoughts on instrumenting applications, and interesting performance issues (and strategies for solving them) they’ve seen at Twitter.