What r/sre is talking about this week

in a world where your agent can write your jira story's description - you dont have to really think - the agent writes the story, and you skim it - it sounds plausible - its good enough, right?...

Five months ago there was a good map of the AI SRE space in this sub. A lot has moved since. Gartner published its first Market Guide for AI Site Reliability Engineering Tooling in January and...

Hey r/sre, I posted this to r/observability and got some useful feedback there, so I'm sharing it here too. If you've already seen it, sorry for the repeat. Disclosure first: I work at...

Who covers incidents, SLOs, and observability well? Bonus if they've touched reliability for LLM APIs (rate limits, fallbacks, latency).

My company is getting ready to launch a new website and we’ve been load testing it but we keep running into failures that we haven’t been able to reproduce when we test the user journey...

I've been seeing a loft of postings from them lately, was wondering if the company's different now under new management

Hi All, I find myself in a position where my current company could very much benefit from an SRE. A bit of background, I come from the operations side more-so, AWS experience, TF experience,...

I work in a HFT where I need to setup a monitoring in a multicast feed which is continuously updating. What would be the best way to do it ? Basic idea is to take all the input in a host and put a...

Hi all! We’re Stanford researchers involved in OCP’s hardware fault management working group with hyperscalers and OEMs, exploring ways to reduce troubleshooting time and repeated OEM escalations....

A generic runbook entry, written the way I’d want to find it at 3 a.m. Broker details differ, so adapt it. Symptom Queue depth (or consumer lag) is rising and not coming back down. Alerts may fire...