SREcon Conversations Europe/Middle East/Africa with Štěpán Davidovič, Google Inc.
Alerting Patterns against Toil
Štěpán Davidovič, Google Inc.
Nobody likes to get paged, and especially not needlessly. But nobody likes to write an incident retrospective due to missing alerts. As we focus more on alerting on user–perceived behavior (that is, SLO alerting), can we take it too far? We'll take a look at patterns and problems in managing our alerting.
Štěpán Davidovič is an SRE at Google. He currently works on internal infrastructure for automatic monitoring and alerting. In previous Google roles, he developed Canary Analysis Service, maintained an internal Cron system and was oncall for AdSense. He obtained his bachelor's degree from Czech Technical University in Prague.
Видео SREcon Conversations Europe/Middle East/Africa with Štěpán Davidovič, Google Inc. канала USENIX
Štěpán Davidovič, Google Inc.
Nobody likes to get paged, and especially not needlessly. But nobody likes to write an incident retrospective due to missing alerts. As we focus more on alerting on user–perceived behavior (that is, SLO alerting), can we take it too far? We'll take a look at patterns and problems in managing our alerting.
Štěpán Davidovič is an SRE at Google. He currently works on internal infrastructure for automatic monitoring and alerting. In previous Google roles, he developed Canary Analysis Service, maintained an internal Cron system and was oncall for AdSense. He obtained his bachelor's degree from Czech Technical University in Prague.
Видео SREcon Conversations Europe/Middle East/Africa with Štěpán Davidovič, Google Inc. канала USENIX
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