Crash reporting, telemetry, useful queuing/saturation measures or a Rosetta Stone of “we look at X today in system and app level telemetry, in the world we look at Y (or don’t need X for reason Z) would be more in the spirit of parity

Systems are often somewhat “hands off” in more change control sensitive environments too, these guides presume full access, line of sight connectivity and a expert operator which are three unsafe assumptions in larger production systems IMO

There is a case to be made here but Corba, SOAP and XML-RPC likely looked similarly sticky and eternal in the past

We’re hiring a Site Reliability Engineer to join our Developer Infrastructure team. Our team supports the broader SRE organization by:

- Building and maintaining container images, OS packages, and infrastructure tooling - Creating self-service Terraform workflows - Handling cloud resource provisioning across AWS, GCP, and Azure

This is a full-time, remote role for candidates based in the four continental US timezones. Prior familiarity with Bazel, Go, Terraform, Argo workflows and GitHub Actions would be helpful.

If you’re interested, apply at https://www.mongodb.com/careers/jobs/6711510

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MongoDB Atlas is a multi-cloud developer data platform that simplifies how developers work with data.

We’re hiring a Site Reliability Engineer to join our Developer Infrastructure team. Our team supports the broader SRE organization by:

- Building and maintaining container images, OS packages, and infrastructure tooling - Managing internal Terraform workflows - Handling cloud resource provisioning across AWS, GCP, and Azure

This is a full-time, remote role for candidates based in the US. Prior familiarity with bazel, Go, Terraform, Argo and GitHub Actions would be helpful.

If you’re interested, apply at https://www.mongodb.com/careers/jobs/6168913 (ignore JD and mention your interest in the "SRE DevInfra" team in your cover letter/note and the talent partner will route it to the team)

There are other roles in the same organization listed here if you search for 'New York': https://www.mongodb.com/company/careers/teams/engineering

I was never healthier. The other Kaisers in Oregon aren’t geographically collocated so there’s less of an effect and they’re far away from me so I don’t use them anymore, sadly

I visited their clinics for my daughter several times when she was a toddler for ear aches and other ailments— I found the experience refreshing: instant online booking, no BS registration and online communication with staff was seamless. Very sad to see them go so abruptly.

Up until this morning when I was told they were gone, I had no idea they were YC or otherwise VC funded. Just came here to pour one out for a genuinely helpful and pleasant medical company.

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Having worked on projects where pairing replaced PRs it's virtually unheard of in many shops to trust individuals to this level. But it works just fine in many circumstances because for larger changes you eventually end up using PRs as something more than a rubber stamp.

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The story of Lookout Records being basically kept afloat by selling Kerplunk their first album after they left and blew up is also tragic/hilarious

A systems language with a high cognitive barrier to entry, compile times and less than a decade of wide adoption can’t reasonably be expected to compete with something like Rails in terms of approachability