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A podcast about site reliability engineering (SRE); Chaos Engineering; and the people, processes, and tools used to build resilient systems. Sponsored by Gremlin. Find us on Twitter at @BTOPpod.
Frequenza di aggiornamento:
biweekly
Durata media dell'audio:
28 minutes
Inglese
Stati Uniti
49 episodi
da 22 Aprile 2019
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~86.30% of listeners are from United States.
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US
86.30%
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IN
2.04%
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GB
1.30%
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DE
1.26%
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CA
1.06%
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SG
0.77%
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VN
0.49%
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SE
0.40%
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ES
0.36%
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AT
0.32%
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HK
0.32%
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AU
0.32%
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KR
0.32%
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BR
0.28%
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FR
0.24%
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IL
0.24%
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AE
0.24%
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RO
0.24%
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JP
0.20%
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NL
0.20%
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RS
0.16%
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IT
0.16%
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NZ
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RU
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ZA
0.12%
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PT
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HR
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UA
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MX
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FI
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CZ
0.12%
Others
1.50%
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ULTIMO EPISODIO 🔗
Today Jason and Julie catch up and reflect on their favorite moments from Season 3, including unpopular opinions, chaos engineering, make or break moments in engineers’ careers, and more. They discuss the unique features of having established engineers and newer engineers on the show and what each …
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EPISODI PRECEDENTI 🔗
In this episode, we cover:
Mauricio talks about his background and his role at Pismo (1:14)
Jason and Mauricio discuss tech and reliability with regards to financial institutions (5:59)
Mauricio talks about the work he has done in Chaos Engineering with reliability (10:36)
Mauricio discusses t…
In this episode, we cover:
Aaron talks about starting out as a developer and the early stages of cloud development at RBC (1:05)
Aaron discusses transitioning to developer advocacy (12:25)
Aaron identifies successes he had in his early days of developer advocacy (20:35)
Jason asks what it look…
Today we chat with Cisco’s head of developer content, community, and events, Michael Chenetz. We discuss everything from KubeCon to kindness and Legos! Michael delves into some of the main themes he heard from creators at KubeCon, and we discuss methods for increasing adoption of new concepts in yo…
It’s time to shoot for the stars with Dan Isla, VP of Product at itopia, to talk about everything from astronomical importance of reliability to time zones on Mars. Dan’s trajectory has been a propulsion of jobs bordering on the science fiction, with a history at NASA, modernizing cloud computing f…
In this episode, we cover:
Introduction (00:00)
“Embracing Change Fearlessly” (01:45)
Fearless change enabling good work (04:00)
The culture change that needs to happen (06:10)
How to talk to your leaders (10:45)
“The Adolescent Version” of engineering (14:40)
How Natalie prioritizes time, …
In this episode, we cover:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:57 - Rootly, an incident management platform
00:02:20 - Why build Rootly
00:06:00 - Unique aspects of Rootly
00:09:50 - How people should use Rootly
Links Referenced:
rootly.com/demo: https://rootly.com/demo
Transcript
JJ: How do you n…
In this episode, we cover:
Introduction (00:00)
Elizabeth, AppLand, and AppMap (1:00)
Why build AppMap (03:34)
Being open-source (06:40)
Building community (08:50)
Some tips on using AppMap (11:15)
Links Referenced:
VS Code Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNam…
In this episode, we cover:
Introduction (00:00)
How Chris got into the world of chaos and teaching middle school science (02:11)
The Cengage seasonal model and preparing for the (5:56)
How Cengage schedules the chaos and the “day of darkness” (11:10)
Scaling and migration and “the inches we n…
In this episode, we cover:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:56 - How Alex and Kolton know each other and the beginnings of their companies
00:10:10 - The change of mindset from Amazon to the smaller scale
00:17:34 - Alex and Kolton’s advice for companies that “can’t be a Netflix or Amazon”
00:22:57 - …
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