Keynote: A year in the life of an Open Source SRE
summary
Red Hat’s managed SRE org runs OpenShift Dedicated at scale — hundreds of clusters, thousands of nodes, ~80 people — and focuses on operability: AWS account operator that pre-allocates and pre-warms VPCs to avoid slow initial provisioning, a Let's Encrypt operator for automatic certificate lifecycle, and an app interface backed by GraphQL plus a manifest bouncer that enforces PR checks. Quay.io migrates to OSD via canary rollout in December with no rollback. An SSO incident drives adding dependency monitoring and reverse-impact queries so affected services and contacts are identified immediately.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 11:33The Red Hat as a Service Layer Cake
- 13:57What is Service Reliability Engineering
- 15:39SRE Life: AWS Account Operator
- 18:13SRE Life: certman-operator
- 20:21SRE Life: manifest-bouncer
- 21:19An hour in the life of Application SRE
- 22:10App-contract
- 25:22Team response 2
- 29:00Key takeaway
- 37:36Cross Team
- 42:40OpenShift Depends on OSD Tollbooth OpenShift Origin C1 Cincinnati Update
- 44:23DID YOU KNOW?
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