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# Twitter: Charity Majors about making on-call suck less
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- **期号**: SRE Weekly Issue #111（2018-02-25）
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- **作者**: Charity Majors — Honeycomb
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- **链接**: https://twitter.com/mipsytipsy/status/962151928741285888
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## 简介
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This thread is incredibly well phrased, explaining exactly why it’s important for developer to be on call and how to make that not terrible. Bonus content: the thread also branches out into on-call compensation.
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> if you aren’t supporting your own services, your services are qualitatively worse **and** you are pushing the burden of your own fuckups onto other people, who also have lives and sleep schedules.
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## 正文
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All this heated talk about on call is certainly revealing the particular pathologies of where those engineers work. Listen:
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1) engineering is about building *and maintaining* services
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2) on call should not be life-impacting
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3) services are *better* when feedback loops are short
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[2:31 AM · Feb 10, 2018](https://twitter.com/mipsytipsy/status/962151928741285888)
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