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SRE: It’s People All the Way Down
- 期号: SRE Weekly Issue #23（2016-05-15）
- 作者: Full disclosure: Heroku, my employer, is mentioned.
- 链接: https://www.usenix.org/conference/srecon16/program/presentation/neva
简介
Here’s the talk on Heroku’s SRE model that fellow SRE Courtney Eckhardt and I gave at SRECon16 in April. Heroku uses a “Total Ownership” model for service operations, meaning that individual development teams are responsible for running and maintaining the services that they deploy. This in turn allows SRE to broaden our scope of responsibility to cover a wide range of factors that might impact reliability.
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SRE: It’s People All the Way Down
Lex Neva and Courtney Eckhardt, Heroku
Is your root cause really “human error”? How did your environment let the human make the error? How did their error take down the service? How many outages did humans prevent? Can your dev teams’ priorities be aligned with reliability, instead of only with churning out features?
At Heroku, we do ops as a service -- reliability is our product. If we go down, we take thousands of businesses with us. In SRE, we push for reliability and resiliency in designs, sure, but it’s more than that. We iterate on process, automation, tooling, and incident response, because people are at the heart of everything we do.
Lex Neva is probably not a super-villain. He has 6 years of experience keeping large services running, including Linden Lab's Second Life, DeviantArt.com, and his current position as a Heroku SRE. While originally trained in computer science, he’s found that he most enjoys applying his software engineering skills to operations. A veteran of many large incidents, he has strong opinions on incident response, on-call sustainability, and reliable infrastructure design, and he currently runs SRE Weekly.
Courtney comes from a background in customer support and internet anti-abuse policy. She combines this human-focused experience with the principle of Conway’s Law and the work of Kathy Sierra and Don Norman into a wide-reaching and humane concept of operational reliability.
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author = {Lex Neva and Courtney Eckhardt},
title = {{SRE}: {It{\textquoteright}s} People All the Way Down},
year = {2016},
address = {Santa Clara, CA},
publisher = {USENIX Association},
month = apr
}