SLOs eased
You can either love running or hate running, but you will definitely love this analogy - take a fresh look at SLOs!
Piyush Verma
Saurabh Hirani
Latency SLO
How do you set latency-based alerts? A common approach is 95% of requests completed in 350ms, but is it really that simple?
Piyush Verma
SLOs: Impact on Development, Culture, and Performance
Thanks to Service Level Objectives (SLOs), your teams have a numerical threshold for system availability, so everyone has a clear vision of what keeps the users and the business happy.
Akshat Goyal
Monorepos - The Good, Bad, and Ugly
Explore the pros and cons of monorepos, including their benefits, challenges, and potential pitfalls for managing large codebases.
Prathamesh Sonpatki
Components in Designing Effective SLOs
A primer on how to design and implement effective Serice Level Objectives(SLOs)
Akshat Goyal
Strace – A Hidden Superpower
Like any OS, Linux isn’t immune to hiccups, especially when running closed-source apps where you can’t inspect the code for deeper insights.
Akshat Goyal
Prathamesh Sonpatki
Saturation SLO: What It Is and Why You Should Consider It
What is Saturation and why should you think about it as an SLO? Saturation can be understood as the load on your network and server resources.
Akshat Goyal
Sleep Friendly Alerting
We've all been woken up with that dreaded Slack notification at ungodly hours only to realise that the alert was all smoke and no fire. The perfect recipe for dread and alert fatigue.
Akshat Goyal
Services; not Server
Gone are the days of yore when we named are our servers Etsy, Betsy, and Momo, fed them fish, and cleaned their poop.
Nishant Modak
Piyush Verma