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Talk argues that software teams must embrace failure and learn from postmortems, not celebrate lucky successes. Concrete practices shown: continuous integration that build triggers Docker images and runs smoke tests deploy to meta.discourse.org before marking a build passing; alerts feeding into a Discourse category; external uptime checks (Pingdom/StatusCake); and open-source logging with logster /logs. Examples include Chernobyl and Theranos as cautionary postmortems, and a hosting service using these measures to detect queued background-job spikes and avoid repeat outages.

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1. 0:00Embracing failure
2. 7:48Failure patterns
3. 14:04Failure modes
4. 20:01Future failures
5. 28:46Fixing failures
6. 30:53Q&A

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