This is Fine! A podcast about resilience engineering and software
This is Fine! A podcast about resilience engineering and software
Podcast Description
A podcast about resilience engineering and software.
Ever wondered why things on the internet break? Do you work in software and wish that you could have a Dear-Abby-Like call-in show that could answer your deepest questions about how to make your workplace suck less? We're here to help!
Write us anonymously at our open question form
Email us at: thisisfine.softwarepodcast@gmail.com
Call us and leave a voicemail, or text us at: (401) 592-7574
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The podcast covers a variety of themes centering on resilience engineering, including human factors in system failures, AI's role in resilience, and practical recommendations for newcomers to the field. Notable episodes include a guest discussion with Courtney Nash on AI and resilience, as well as an exploration of the 2024 DORA report's implications for software performance.
A podcast about resilience engineering and software.
Ever wondered why things on the internet break? Do you work in software and wish that you could have a Dear-Abby-Like call-in show that could answer your deepest questions about how to make your workplace suck less? We’re here to help!
Write us anonymously at our open question form
Email us at: thisisfine.softwarepodcast@gmail.com
Call us and leave a voicemail, or text us at: (401) 592-7574
Clint wrote the Socio-Technical Reality Engineer as a blog post it’s a good read.
The Burnout book by the Nagoski sisters is A+++ reading.
Those Found Responsible Have Been Sacked is by the late, great, Dr. Richard Cook and Chris Nemeth
The Perverse Incentives of Reliability by Katie Wilde from Snyk at this year’s SRECon was just an incredible talk.
Colette mentioned the Beaumaiden report from DMAIB. She gave a talk for the DORA community on resilience engineering that you can see here.
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