Reviving K6's StatsD Extension for Datadog Observability
A lot gets said about how data can help us with observability, but much less gets said about how much we can shape the collection itself to actually h…
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A lot gets said about how data can help us with observability, but much less gets said about how much we can shape the collection itself to actually h…
A reproducible multi-AZ resilience walkthrough: spread a service across simulated zones, kill one under load, and measure the dropped requests — plus …
As a site reliability engineer in a global company, I'm running a modern (well, relatively modern, to be honest and modest) cloud-native stack: HashiC…
I’m not a car guy. I can drive them, but I don’t know the first thing about fixing them, and not much about maintaining them. My son, on the other han…
By Daniil Romashov — SRE/DevOps engineer. The tool described here is open source: github.com/youngpabl0/grpc-streams-checker (Apache-2.0). Uptime chec…
The companion post to this one, "What the VPA Recommender Is Actually Computing," walks through the decay-weighted percentile math, the OOM bump, and …
Every engineering team has outages. The teams that improve fastest are not the ones that have the fewest incidents — they are the ones that extract th…
You Can't Hire Your Way to Reliability I've seen companies hire 5 SREs and expect reliability to magically improve. It doesn't. Reliability is a cultu…
Building Trustworthy AI Agents in Site Reliability Engineering Site Reliability Engineering is entering a new phase where agentic AI can assist with a…
Silence Destroys Trust During our worst outage, we went 35 minutes without updating the status page. Twitter filled the void. Theories ranged from dat…
How We Built an AI That Never Forgets Production Incidents Can AI become your smartest Site Reliability Engineer? We decided to find out. Every softwa…
The SLO Translation Problem You define an SLO: 99.95% availability with p99 latency under 200ms. Engineering loves it. Product managers glaze over. Th…
If you're an SRE or DevOps engineer — try blastradar.vercel.app and tell me what you actually think. The tool BlastRadar scores any code diff for prod…
If you're a software engineer, architect, engineering manager, or platform engineer, I consider the Google SRE Book to be one of the handful of books …
Production-grade AI agents are systems that execute multi-step workflows autonomously while maintaining reliability, security, and observability guara…
POC selesai, demo berjalan mulus, dan stakeholder mengangguk setuju. Langkah berikutnya bukan sekadar "deploy ke production"—melainkan memastikan seti…
The Post-Mortem Nobody Learns From I've sat through hundreds of post-mortems. Most follow the same pattern: something breaks, someone writes a Google …
The pager goes off at 3:11 a.m. It's the fifth time tonight, and it's the same alert: HighMemoryUsage on a node that's running a memory-mapped cache d…
Table of Contents The Moment That Changed Everything What It Actually Is The Setup Nobody Believes Is This Simple Focused Sessions — One Agent, One Mi…
Part II of two. See Part I for the recipe. In Part I we've discussed how you can plug mirrord into your AI-SRE so it can autonomously test its fix in …
There's a small industry of vendors that want to sell you machine learning capacity planning. For 95% of teams, you don't need it. You need a spreadsh…
TL;DR: A chunk of our EC2 build agents got slow at the same time every afternoon. No CPU pressure, no memory pressure, no network weirdness. It was EB…
TL;DR: Our internal flaky-test summariser at Buildkite was firing ~40k LLM calls a day, and most were near-duplicates of failures we'd already explain…
Chaos engineering has a credibility problem. Half the teams that adopt it are doing it because it's fashionable, not because it makes their systems mo…
The Runbook That Lied to Me at 3am The pager went off at 3:14am for a wedged OpenStack Neutron agent. I did what any tired engineer does: I opened the…
Series: AI-Native SRE Table of Contents The Problem Every On-Call Engineer Knows What FRIDAY Does Architecture Overview Key Design Decisions The Tool-…
Why This Matters: The 2 AM Problem It's 2 AM. Your phone rings. Your production database is down. Customers can't log in. Revenue is dropping by the s…
Incident response automation is a trap. Some things should be automated. Some things absolutely should not be. Getting the line wrong is worse than au…
The ecosystem surrounding Kubernetes has always been a rapidly moving target. Just when Site Reliability Engineers and Platform Engineers feel they ha…
A production-focused redesign of a Stage 6 LGTM observability platform, moving from a single-service Anvila monitoring setup to a reusable, secure, hi…