Lightning Talks
summary
Twenty-minute rapid-fire claims and demos: a 20-year Linux-on-mainframe history with free Linux VMs on z/architecture and KVM support; a hiring postmortem of 30 interviews with recruiter/tech-screen best practices and offer-leveling advice; a how-to adopt SRE without SRE that recommends 3–4 SLIs/SLOs and postmortems; a VM agent called Hospital automated runbook that long-polls alerts, runs scripts and cuts MTTR in tests; SRE lessons framed as cat stories about toil and sustainable SLOs; a wide-area shell using APIs/FUSE; Dr. Patterson analyzers that codify runbooks at Facebook; a computational storage demo (OpenIO + OpenCV face counts); March Madness math: 353 D1 schools, 68-team field, 9.2 quintillion brackets.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 1:4520 Years of Linux on the Mainframe
- 7:0230 Interviews Later...
- 12:18How to SRE without an SRE on Your Team
- 17:49Hospital—Automated Runbook for Failures in System
- 23:19SRE for Cats
- 28:50An Overview of Network Shells
- 34:22Dr. Patternson: Automated Debugging Runbooks
- 39:52A Computational Storage Parlour Trick (Demo)
- 45:15March Madness!