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Lucas and Luna cut through the noise around site reliability engineering to examine how real-world SRE teams balance uptime, incident response, and production change. Each episode takes a single concept — error budgets, toil automation, postmortem culture, capacity planning — and grounds it in a specific case: how a major streaming service reduced paging noise, how a payments platform rebuilt its incident command structure, or how a cloud provider manages multi-region failover. Lucas brings the numbers — latency percentiles, MTTR trends, SLO burn rates — while Luna pushes on the human and organizational trade-offs: What does a junior SRE need to know about on-call? How do you measure reliability without crushing innovation? Why do some blameless postmortems actually work? Together they treat SRE not as a certification topic but as a living practice, citing real outages, open-source tools, and engineering blogs. This show is for engineers, ops leads, and platform teams who already know
Fexingo hosts The Site Reliability Podcast with Fexingo: SRE, Uptime, and Production Engineering, a business show with 117 episodes published.
Episode 129 of The Site Reliability Podcast explores how SRE teams use blameless postmortems to drive systemic improvements without creating a culture of fear. Lucas and Luna dive into the specific practices at a major t
Episode 128 of The Site Reliability Podcast dives into the unsung hero of incident response: runbooks. Lucas and Luna break down how GitLab reduced their mean time to mitigate by 40% by replacing tribal knowledge with st
In this episode of The Site Reliability Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how SRE teams are applying cost-to-serve analysis to optimize cloud infrastructure spending. Using a real case from a mid-size fintech company that
Lucas and Luna explore how site reliability teams are reframing backup strategy in an era of ransomware and silent data corruption. Lucas breaks down the 3-2-1-1 rule — three copies, two media types, one offsite, one imm
In this episode of The Site Reliability Podcast with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into synthetic monitoring — a proactive approach where SRE teams simulate user traffic to detect issues before they impact real customers.
Lucas and Luna dive into the science of capacity planning for site reliability engineering. They break down how Netflix uses predictive modeling to scale infrastructure ahead of demand spikes, avoiding the kind of cascad
Lucas and Luna explore how feature flags give SRE teams a kill switch for new code, reducing blast radius and enabling canary-style testing without full redeploys. They break down the case of a major e-commerce platform
In this episode of The Site Reliability Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how SRE teams design systems to degrade gracefully rather than fail catastrophically. They examine Netflix's Hystrix library, which introduced circu
In this episode of The Site Reliability Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how canary deployments help SRE teams catch issues early and limit impact. They break down the real-world mechanics behind gradual rollouts—how Netf
In episode 120 of The Site Reliability Podcast with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore traffic shadowing—a technique that lets SRE teams test new code against live production traffic without affecting real users. They break
In this episode of The Site Reliability Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how SRE teams leverage observability signals — logs, metrics, and traces — to diagnose production issues faster. They walk through a real example fr
Site reliability engineers have a last-resort play when traffic overwhelms their systems: load shedding. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how companies like Google and Amazon use intentional, tiered request-droppi
Episode 114 of The Site Reliability Podcast explores a concept that separates mature SRE teams from the rest: the toil budget. Lucas and Luna break down how teams at companies like Google and Shopify explicitly cap the a
In Episode 113 of The Site Reliability Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how fault tree analysis — a technique borrowed from aerospace and nuclear engineering — is being adapted by SRE teams to uncover latent defects befor
In this episode of The Site Reliability Podcast with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into the practice of Game Days—simulated failure exercises that help SRE teams build muscle memory without risking production. They walk t
Lucas and Luna dive into error budgets, the SRE mechanism that lets teams decide how much downtime is acceptable. They explore Google's original framework, how it resolves the tension between feature velocity and system
Site reliability engineers write postmortems after every significant incident, but not all postmortems are created equal. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how leading SRE teams apply quantitative metrics — like ti
In this episode of The Site Reliability Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into chaos engineering as a proactive practice for uncovering hidden failure modes in production systems. They discuss how Netflix pioneered the approa
Lucas and Luna explore how site reliability engineering teams set and enforce latency Service Level Objectives to prevent slow page loads from driving users away. Using examples from Google Search and e-commerce, they ex
In this episode of The Site Reliability Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how incident postmortems go beyond blame to drive systemic reliability improvements. They examine the anatomy of a good postmortem, including the 'f
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