Incidents Happen
summary
Argues that incident response borrows agile: timeboxed work, retrospectives and an incident commander role, and that aggressive automation beats manuals. Shows a demo wiring New Relic alerts to xMatters flow designer which creates Slack channel, Jira and ServiceNow tickets and posts a status page and conference bridge. Automated diagnostics surface a problematic RabbitMQ backlog — 7,500 messages in RabbitMQ — plus a recent Git/Jenkins deploy, and the system records timelines and SLA metrics for postmortems. The codeless flows run end to end and reduce manual toil, speeding detection, acknowledgement and resolution.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35Agenda
- 1:01What are Incidents
- 2:58Types of Incidents
- 5:58Agile Principles
- 8:52Scrum
- 11:09DevOps
- 13:37Reliability Engineering
- 16:18Practice
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