[HN Gopher] Dispatch - Open-source release of Netflix's crisis m... ___________________________________________________________________ Dispatch - Open-source release of Netflix's crisis management framework Author : m0hit Score : 54 points Date : 2020-02-24 17:12 UTC (5 hours ago) (HTM) web link (medium.com) (TXT) w3m dump (medium.com) | iruoy wrote: | You can also read it here: https://outline.com/p3PBUY | | Medium really annoys me, because I can't even scroll without | disabling my adblocker. | athenot wrote: | I have Safari configured to open all medium.com pages directly | in Reader Mode. Takes care of all the noise/interruptions they | throw up on the screen. | regnerba wrote: | Link doesn't work for me. | asdkhadsj wrote: | Weird, failed for me too - I refreshed and then it worked. | Wonder why | rhizome wrote: | took two tries for me, too | doublerabbit wrote: | So in other words another over-complicated ticket system | athenot wrote: | No, there's a lot more that goes into handling incidents that | affect large production systems. Getting things back up as fast | as possible, coordination, communication, getting the right | action items out of it. There are tradeoff decisions that need | to be made, executives and big customers picking up the phone. | | This kind of tooling is what arises in an effort to automate | and streamline incident response. When you're operating at | Netflix' scale, each minute is precious and if a tool manages | to save 45 seconds on each incident, it can be quite valuable. | toomuchtodo wrote: | I'd be interested in data comparing Netflix outages to | billing cancellation data. Do people really cancel when | there's an outage? My hunch is they may huff but a few | minutes of downtime doesn't matter. | jf___ wrote: | Fun to see `sentry.io` as one of the dependencies, kind of an | interesting level of recursion on an incident mgmt app ___________________________________________________________________ (page generated 2020-02-24 23:00 UTC)