Where do you test your reliability work?

The best engineers I have worked with have this one trait. It's so simple that a lot of people dismiss its value. Their trait is that they "think about problems before talking about solutions". Sounds simple, you might even say stupid, right? See, the software industry is

Throwing it back to Kubernetes Community Days Bengaluru 2025, where our founder Chinmay Naik shared insights and connected with the cloud native community! 🌐 From inspiring talks to great networking, it was a memorable event. What was your highlight? Share below! 😄

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🤔This week’s #QuestionOfTheDay: As an SRE, why should I care about the code and how it is written? Share your thoughts below! 👇

Another subtle quality good engineers have - "they can't let go of interesting unsolved technical problems". A sureshot way to separate good engineers from the rest - give them open-ended technical problems and see what they do. Good engineers love difficult technical problems

An example of the kind of problems and technical discussions we have at One2N: Yesterday, we were discussing a domain modelling problem related to large-scale streaming asynchronous systems. We debated a couple of possible approaches to schema design, their shortcomings and

Does your DevOps team help your overall engineering team with Software Architecture? If the answer is no, then you're missing out. If you think that the DevOps team comes into the picture after the software is built and is ready to be deployed to production, you're leaving a lot