// 100daysofkubernetes.io
100 Days of Kubernetes is the challenge in which we aim to learn something new related to Kubernetes each day across 100 Days!!!
// cloud.google.com
In 2016 Google announced a new discipline, Customer Reliability Engineering, an offshoot of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). The goal with CRE was to create a shared operational fate between Google and our Google Cloud customers, to give more control over the critical applications you're entrusting to them.
// usenix.org
Generic checklists always fall a bit flat, and why it’s very difficult to run a thorough production readiness review for a system that you aren’t deeply familiar with. Both of these are an attempt to substitute techne for metis, which just doesn’t work.
// github.blog
GitHub can repack even the largest repositories they host in a fraction of the time it used to take. In this post, they talk about what problems were encountered, the solution built, how they deployed them safely, and describe some possible future directions.
// blog.pragmaticengineer.com
Estimating and being deadline-driven is a lot less comfortable than choosing not to estimate. But this is not an excuse to not grow your estimations skill.
// azure.microsoft.com
Microsoft is excited to bring the expertise of the Kinvolk team to Azure, where they will be key contributors to the engineering development of Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Azure Arc, and future projects that will expand Azure’s hybrid container platform capabilities and increase Microsoft’s upstream open source contributions in the Kubernetes and container space.