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> You've got SREs who (mostly) write software, SREs who (mostly) stare at graphs and deal with random system failures, and now SREs who use a framework to devel
by dilyevsky 2y ago
> You've got SREs who (mostly) write software, SREs who (mostly) stare at graphs and deal with random system failures, and now SREs who use a framework to develop a complex risk model of multiple systems (which is more quality control than engineering).
This was always the case or at least going back 15 years or more highlighted by the so called “treynor curve”
- pmb 2y agoNB: The Treynor Curve is named after Ben Treynor and his ideas. Ben Treynor's name changed to Ben Sloss a few years back, and Ben Sloss is one of the authors of this article.