Johnny Cash erstwhile said, "You build on failure. You usage it as a stepping stone. Close the door on the past. You don't effort to forget the mistakes, but you don't dwell on it." Probably, he didn't know that this quote will perfectly describe organizations that work according to the "fall fast, neglect often" mantra. Incidents are a fresh normal. Part of the improvement process. We are seeing an increase in canary releases, feature flags adoption, monitoring to mitigate incidents. While smaller, these are inactive cuts. How can we avoid our business getting killed by thousands of mitigated problems? There are quite a few techniques at our disposal, but in this presentation, the focus is on not repeating mistakes. I will describe how to benefit from past incidents and encourage engineers to embrace and participate in failures. Share the best practices for gathering and analyzing software metrics and people-related data. Give tips on how to formulate actionable executable actions that prevent repetitive incidents.
Key takeaways:
-what is the goal of blameless post-mortem
-techniques helping build context in which incidental happened,
-techniques helping identify root cause, propose preventive and corrective actions,
-how being better in identifying root causes can aid you become better engineer by focusing your attention on most likely broken parts of your system
Lecture took place on Thursday 26th August 2021 at 12:40 in area 3
Kasia Szulc:
Trained archaeologist who nowadays specializes in discovering past of applications. Always eager to learn secrets of legacy products. Kasia is presently a Software Engineer at Dynatrace, where she supports the shared infrastructure and tooling needs of the organisation. Wherever Kasia can get active in quality and investigating you will see her there. Always looking to learn something fresh everyday. Improves to aid others as talker and trainer.
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