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    • Site Reliability Engineering @infosec.pub gepandz @infosec.pub
    sre.google Books For Site Reliability Engineering

    Discover Site Reliability Engineering, learn about building and maintaining reliable engineering systems, and read books online to learn more about SRE and other reliable engineering organizations

    Google published the original book on Site Reliability Engineering, and it's still a strong resource.

    Time for the age-old questions that I've asked every interviewer for the past almost-decade, "What does SRE mean to you? Does it differ from DevOps?"

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    Introduce yourself!

  • In professional IT since '06, but I've been playing with (and fixing) computers since playing with my dad's Timex Sinclair at the age of two. I'm a generalist who focuses mainly in OSes and automation, but I've had experience working in databases, mainframe performance tuning, security, cloud infrastructure, pretty much anything but web front-ends outside of tweaking a really basic Livejournal page's HTML. 😂

    I've gotten as high as a domain and solutions architect; my three domains were Servers (Linux), Security, and Automation/SOA/DevOps (yes, I was a DevOps Architect, as much of an antipattern as that is... I didn't make the titles! 😅). Currently looking for a new SRE/DevOps/DevSecOps gig after getting let go during some layoffs recently.

    As far as InfoSec is concerned, I take a very strong "Security is everyone's responsibility" approach, since it's us humans against the machines and "bad guys." Even a newbie can pull a Cliff Stoll and say, "Huh, that's funny." We need to band together in community, so I'm hopeful this will be a net-positive.