My experience with small town newspapers tells me that they have a lot of weakness in their proofreading and copy editing departments. Redundancy is a pretty common error. Redundancy is…
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Well, three. The Partnership to End Addiction has an ad inside the back cover of the January 2021 Scientific American. (I added bold for emphasis.) Here’s the headline: SOCIAL DISTANCE…
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Strategies for nurturing that feel-good sense of accomplishment when doing largely invisible work.
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How Yelp engineers orchestrated their traffic failover process and effected a delicate balance between reliability, performance, and cost efficiency.
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If a major solar storm were to sweep across Earth, would today’s electrical and communications infrastructure be resilient enough to endure its impact?
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Facing dramatic shifts in residential usage, internet service providers are working to keep latency low and connectivity high.
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Documentation, automation, and a little sharing-is-caring can help OSS projects maintain their uptime.
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A discussion of the distinctions (and dependencies) between reliability and resilience, and how to build complex systems that perform under strain and surprise.
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Strategies for nurturing that feel-good sense of accomplishment when doing largely invisible work.
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Learnings for tech orgs looking to adopt a resilience engineering perspective.
