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# Errata: miscredited article in last week’s issue
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- **期号**: SRE Weekly Issue #133（2018-08-05）
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- **作者**: —
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- **链接**: http://sreweekly.com/sre-weekly-issue-132/
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## 简介
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My sincerest apology to Ali Haider Zaveri, author of the article Location-Aware Distribution: Configuring servers at scale. I originally miscredited the article to two folks, claiming they were from Facebook when in fact they work at Google.
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## 正文
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[View on sreweekly.com](https://sreweekly.com/sre-weekly-issue-132/)
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## Articles
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In this blog post I will show you what a disaster recovery exercise is, how it can diagnose weak points in your infrastructure, and how it can be a learning experience for your on-call team.
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Alexandra Johnson — SigOpt
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This article showcases the Chaos Toolkit experiments these folks wrote to test their system’s resiliency.
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Sylvain Hellegouarc — chaosiq
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With millions of servers and thousands of configuration changes per day, distribution of configuration information becomes a huge scaling challenge. Here’s some insight (and pretty architecture diagrams) explaining how Facebook does it.
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Ali Haider Zaveri — Facebook [NOTE: originally miscredited, sorry!]
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Liftbridge is a system for lightweight, fault-tolerant (LIFT) message streams built on NATS and gRPC. Fundamentally, it extends NATS with a Kafka-like publish-subscribe log API that is highly available and horizontally scalable.
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Tyler Treat
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This pretty neat: Google Cloud Platform now exposes their SLIs directly to you, as they pertain to the requests you make of the platform. For example, if a given API call has increased latency, you’ll see it on their graph. This can be great for those “is it us or is it them?” incidents.
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Jay Judkowitz — Google
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What can I do to make sure that, when this system fails, it fails as effectively as possible?
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Todd Conklin — Pre-Accident Podcast
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Here’s a review of Google’s new SRE book. I’m a little miffed that now I have to say that, instead of just “Google’s SRE book” or just “the SRE book”. Ah well. This one appears to be more about practical use cases than theory.
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Todd Hoff — High Scalability
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Chaos engineering isn’t just for SREs.
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everyone benefits from observing a failure. Even UI engineers, people from a UX background, product managers.
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Patrick Higgins — Gremlin
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## Outages
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- [MoviePass](https://variety.com/2018/film/news/moviepass-outage-no-cash-1202888076/) - Interestingly, the company reported in their SEC filing that the outage was the result of their running out of cash and being unable to pay vendors.
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- [BBC website](https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/07/26/bbc_website_outage/)
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