[{"content":"I was fortunate enough to sit on a panel with Artem Yakimenko, Dom Finn and Stephen Townshend to discuss “What does an SRE do an how to become one”.\nAll three of us had difference perspectives and backgrounds and this lead to some interesting and sometimes conflicting points of view on the presented topics.\nSee below for the panel introduction excerpt.\nJoin us for an engaging panel discussion where we’ll dive intol the world of Site Reliability Engineering through the experiences of seasoned professionals. Discover their personal journeys, explore the diverse career paths that led them to become SREs, and gain insight into the daily responsibilities and challenges they face. This conversation aims to offer a comprehensive view of what it means to work in SRE and provide valuable advice for those aspiring to enter the field. Whether you’re exploring your career options or aiming to transition into SRE, this session promises to deliver insights and guidance to help you on your way.\nWhat does an SRE do and how to become one ","permalink":"https:\/\/domfinn.com\/posts\/what-does-an-sre-do-australia\/","summary":"I was fortunate enough to sit on a panel with Artem Yakimenko, Dom Finn and Stephen Townshend to discuss “What does an SRE do an how to become one”.\nAll three of us had difference perspectives and backgrounds and this lead to some interesting and sometimes conflicting points of view on the presented topics.\nSee below for the panel introduction excerpt.\nJoin us for an engaging panel discussion where we’ll dive intol the world of Site Reliability Engineering through the experiences of seasoned professionals.","title":"Podcast appearance: What does an SRE do?"},{"content":"SLO’s are great, but we don’t often talk about evolving them. SLO’s are not a set and forget tool, they should evolve with your organisations maturity. This is the majority of the conversation I had with Slight Reliability’s Stephen Townsend.\nA key point of interest is how to reason adjustments to latency thresholds. Latency objectives can carry multiple interpretations from the variety of relevant stakeholders. Effective outcomes rely on meaningful conversations.\nYouTube Spotify ","permalink":"https:\/\/domfinn.com\/posts\/evolving-slos\/","summary":"SLO’s are great, but we don’t often talk about evolving them. SLO’s are not a set and forget tool, they should evolve with your organisations maturity. This is the majority of the conversation I had with Slight Reliability’s Stephen Townsend.\nA key point of interest is how to reason adjustments to latency thresholds. Latency objectives can carry multiple interpretations from the variety of relevant stakeholders. Effective outcomes rely on meaningful conversations.","title":"Podcast appearance: Evolving SLOs"}]