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November 8, 2021
It's Good to be Lazy

Taking good notes allows you to be lazy: you won't have to search for solutions to problems you have already solved before. I also suggest tools that help with note-taking.
Authors: Andreas Gerler
Article shepherded by:
Rik Farrow
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October 6, 2021
A Vulnerable System

An easy-to-read book covering the history of computer security.
Authors: Rik Farrow
Article shepherded by:
Rik Farrow
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October 5, 2021
Gazing into the VOID

Laura Nolan argues that reading incident reports can improve our ability to respond to production problems.
Authors: Laura Nolan
Article shepherded by:
Effie Mouzeli
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September 6, 2021
Improving On-call Fatigue

Daria argues the notion that "On-call shifts should be stressful and trying”, by suggesting ideas on how to spin on-call to be positive, educating, and bring teams together.
Authors: Daria Barteneva
Article shepherded by:
Effie Mouzeli
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August 25, 2021
Thirty-Five Years of LISA

With the LISA conference ending, the LISA Steering Committee decided to collect a history of the conference, that started in 1987 and end in 2021.
Authors: Cory Lueninghoener, Carolyn Rowland
Article shepherded by:
Rik Farrow
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August 24, 2021
Musings on Operating Systems Research

The lineup, followed by a discussion of Timothy Roscoe's keynote at OSDI and ATC 2021
Authors: Rik Farrow
Article shepherded by:
Rik Farrow
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July 31, 2021
Avoiding the 'SLOs as Reliability Theater' trap

Jacob Scott discusses some of the 'failure modes' that can happen when Service Level Objectives (SLOs) are imposed in a top-down fashion.
Authors: Jacob Scott
Article shepherded by:
Laura Nolan
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July 16, 2021
Kill It With Fire

Marianne Bellotti's Kill it With Fire is a book on legacy modernization, with a twist: it's written largely from an operations perspective.
Authors: Laura Nolan
Article shepherded by:
Rik Farrow
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July 16, 2021
Seeing like an SRE

Thomas Depierre argues that SRE can bridge the gap between high-level metrics that management requires and the contextual service-specific knowledge that engineering teams have.
Authors: Thomas Depierre
Article shepherded by:
Laura Nolan
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