drmorrIn case you missed it, this is my SRECon recap, featuring all of my favorite talks!
Lastly in case you missed it, my SRECon talk is now available on YouTube!
SREcon26 Americas - Stop Reading Changelogs: Safer Kubernetes Upgrades with Simulation
I also have a recap of SRECon up for paid subscribers, it will become public next Monday!
Are you bored on a Friday afternoon? My SRECon talk, "Stop Reading Changelogs: Safer Kubernetes Upgrades with Simulation" is now up on YouTube. Go watch it! Feels very timely since Kubernetes (checks notes) 1.36 was just released!
SREcon26 Americas - Stop Reading Changelogs: Safer Kubernetes Upgrades with Simulation
Two new blog posts today! First is the (now public) transcript from my SRECon talk: "Stop Reading Changelogs: Safer Kubernetes upgrades with simulation"
https://blog.appliedcomputing.io/p/stop-reading-changelogs-safer-kubernetes
I'm trying a new experiment with my blog: all posts will still be public, but instead of putting them behind a paywall for a weekend, I'm going to leave them behind the paywall for a week. As I have mentioned, I'm trying to get a few more paid subscribers to help support ACRL's conference attendance, which is were I'm able to get most of my business and new leads.
So this week's post, which is a recap of my SRECon talk from last week, is now available for paid subscribers only, and will be available for free to the general public next Monday! Check it out if you want.
https://blog.appliedcomputing.io/p/stop-reading-changelogs-safer-kubernetes
"No one ever made a decision because of a number. They need a story" Daniel Kahneman.
How to get better at storytelling? Lots of practice! If you're involved in incidents you'll have lots of practice, and you can tell them to people at SRECon :D
(Is this a good time to plug ACRL's one public postmortem? 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣)
https://blog.appliedcomputing.io/p/postmortem-intermittent-failure-in
