A presentation at DevOpsDays NZ 2019 in in Auckland, New Zealand by Katie McLaughlin
@glasnt Being kind to 3am you Katie McLaughlin DevOpsDays Auckland, 2019
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@glasnt Essentials, Next Steps, Feedback
@glasnt The Essentials
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@glasnt Thanks! Images from: Unsplash, WOCinTech
For engineers who participate in on-call rotations, documentation is critical to resolving issues. Especially when, at 3am, the responding engineer will be on their own and not performing at their peak.
Let’s discuss strategies implemented by a veteran on-call sysadmin, and how to be kind to 3am you.
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