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Introduction
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The genesis of this story
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The first operator
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Total Unknown Land
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We dont need a postmortem
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Why were we lucky
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The nature of software
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Historical accidents
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Microservices
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Murder Mystery
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Power Systems
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Three Mile Island
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Alerts and Monitoring
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Debugging the Way
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The Art of Debugging
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The Craft of Debugging
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Creating a Culture of Debugging
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Debugging During an Outage
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We Dont Believe in Recovery
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Postmortem
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Operational Failure
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Save Big on Coursera Plus. 7,000+ courses at $160 off. Limited Time Only! Grab it Explore a captivating conference talk that delves into the art of debugging complex systems during critical moments. Learn from Bryan Cantrill, Chief Technology Officer at Joyent, as he shares invaluable insights on maintaining composure and effectively troubleshooting when systems are in chaos. Discover the evolution of software defects in service-oriented architectures and their widespread impact on users. Gain practical knowledge on debugging techniques, creating a culture of effective troubleshooting, and handling operational failures. Examine real-world examples, including lessons from historical accidents and the Three Mile Island incident. Understand the importance of alerts, monitoring, and postmortems in improving system reliability. This 53-minute presentation, recorded at GOTO Chicago 2017, offers a unique perspective on debugging under pressure and equips you with essential skills for managing critical situations in software development and operations.

Debugging Under Fire - Keep Your Head When Systems Have Lost Their Mind

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