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REdeploy 2018

date:2018-08-16..2018-08-17
location:San Francisco, United States
series:REdeploy · 2 editions
editions:[REdeploy 2018, REdeploy 2019]
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Welcome & OpeningJ. Paul Reed, Mary Thengvall14m
Opening covers housekeeping: a clear code of conduct, photo and pronoun sticker policies, gender‑neutral restrooms and a quiet room for those on call or…
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In the Center of the Cyclone: Finding Sources of ResilienceJohn Allspaw27m
Argues that resilience is actual human work — sustained adaptive capacity — located above the drawn system boundary in people’s mental models rather than in…
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Availability, Latency and Cost: Withstanding Regional OutagesAaron Blohowiak33m
Netflix describes an active‑active multi‑region deployment with DNS/SSL terminating proxies and regionally isolated change rollout, backed by algebraic…
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Resilient Systems Require Resilient PeopleHannah Foxwell24m
Argues that human resilience is a learnable set of skills and that internal locus of control plus a growth mindset predict better outcomes. Compares quarterly…
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When Will They Ever Learn?David N. Blank-Edelman33m
Two-thirds of people report déjà vu; it first appears around age eight or nine, peaks near 25, and links to temporal-lobe epilepsy in some cases. Labs reliably…
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Recognizing Zombies, Black Holes & Tribbles Before You Get EatenAvery Regier38m
A practical set of defenses: an open source work-tracker that uses a custom ticketed concurrent collection to stream in-flight requests, detect long-running…
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The Human Nature of Failure and ResiliencyVM Brasseur39m
Condenses 3,000 pages of research and a 200‑item bibliography into forty minutes, claiming humans are the primary cause of system failures and that latent…
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Chaos Engineering: A Step Towards ResilienceNora Jones38m
Chaos engineering at Netflix uses chap to clone a small experimental replica, tag requests and inject failures or latency while comparing against a control and…
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Speaker Panel - Day 1Hannah Foxwell, Aaron Blohowiak, David N. Blank-Edelman, VM Brasseur, Nora Jones, John Allspaw, Avery Regier49m
Panel argues chaos engineering works when teams opt-in not opt-out and carefully limit blast radius — one early experiment took down QA for a week. Adoption…
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The Origins of Opera and the Future of ProgrammingJessica Kerr38m
A historical claim ties the Florentine Camerata (~1580–1600, Florence) to the invention of opera by shifting polyphony to single melody with accompaniment…
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Try Catch Blocks for your Distributed SystemCecilia Deng39m
Argues for concrete practices: run design and code reviews, validate rolling deployments for dual-version compatibility, and exercise canaries that are canary…
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Fight, Flight, or Freeze — Releasing Organizational TraumaMatt Stratton33m
Organizations treat outages like trauma: repeated incidents leave a lasting “scar” that drives fight/flight/freeze behaviors such as permanent war‑room…
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Mindfulness at Work: A Way to Overcome the OverwhelmLee Kussmann36m
Tech workplaces face large numbers: 79% of Americans feel stressed sometimes or frequently, over $300 billion a year in US stress costs, and happy workers…
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Out of Maintenance Mode: Refactoring a CommunityMatt Broberg30m
Claim: putting the project into maintenance mode and pausing PR work for months lets contributors rethink structure. Action: interview ~50 top contributors…
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How Security Requirements Turned Us into Accidental Chaos EngineersPaul Carleton29m
A cron job called Lifespan Management enforces max age on AWS VMs by terminating ASG instances and letting replacements boot; it scales terminations roughly…
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Operating at the Edge of the EnvelopeLaura MD Maguire45m
A near‑miss on a glacial rappel illustrates how human teams operate at the edge of the envelope: surprise is normal, failures cluster at shifting boundaries…
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Speaker Panel - Day 2Laura MD Maguire, Cecilia Deng, Matt Stratton, Matt Broberg, Lee Kussmann, Paul Carleton, Jessica Kerr37m
Panelists argue resilience requires concrete practices not platitudes: adopt psychological safety, run postmortems and mindfulness exercises, and fund…
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