Bringing Google Customer Reliability Engineering to Cloud Foundry
summary
Google runs a Customer Reliability Engineering program that reviews Pivotal Cloud Foundry on GCP with the goal of four nines availability, performing deep six-week reviews of real production applications that produce about 30 concrete recommendations to harden PCF, improve platform and application monitoring, and define SLOs and error budgets. Work includes repeatable application reviews, SLO workshops, Pivotal Labs–style drills, and a shared monitoring console so operators, Pivotal, and Google see the same triage data in real time.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48Who am I
- 3:40Operations is the secret sauce
- 7:38What DevOps means to me
- 10:58Continuous Delivery Microservices
- 17:37harden PCF
- 20:17review real live applications
- 22:11work with Pivotal Labs
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