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What Makes a Failure a Disaster?
- 期号: SRE Weekly Issue #106（2018-01-21）
- 作者: —
- 链接: http://blog.launchdarkly.com/what-makes-a-failure-a-disaster/
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This article from Heidi Waterhouse at Launch Darkly starts off with a really interesting take on the Y2K bug and continues on to discuss risk management in operations.
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