Phil on Nostr: Still talking about an incident (outage) at work in terms of "root cause" and ...
Still talking about an incident (outage) at work in terms of "root cause" and preventative measures.
If your team / business has had a critical or breaking incident and diagnoses a "root cause" *while* they're still working through restoring services, not only will you continue to have the same type of major incidents, but your team will not be learning what they can do to improve and how to be more resilient to failure in future.
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2024-08-20 02:09:56Event JSON
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