You area a Site Reliability Engineer and you get a page notifying your service is down and you rush to see your logs, metrics and other dashboards, start commun

You area a Site Reliability Engineer and you get a page notifying your service is down and you rush to see your logs, metrics and other dashboards, start communicating in Slack and entering checking commands in a shell prompt. In the same way pilots get put in emergency situations in flight simulators, I'm building an "SRE incident simulator" , a generalization of SadServers.