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10 Years of Crashing Google
Kripa Krishnan, Director, Cloud Ops & Site Reliability Engineering, Google
Google has long had a culture of causing failures to its systems intentionally to find failures and fix them before they happen in an uncontrolled manner. Along the way, we built up several supporting components that need to get addressed on the way: failure automation, response to incidents, learning from postmortems and failure prevention. This talk pulls together learnings (and war stories) from the entire lifecycle.
Kripa Krishnan, Director, Cloud Ops & Site Reliability Engineering, Google
Kripa Krishnan is a Technical Program Director at Google and has led Google's Disaster Recovery Program (DiRT) and related efforts for ~9 years. She also heads up the Google Cloud Product Operations Group. Her work in Google has included Privacy and Security initiatives in Google Apps and new gTLDs program. Prior to Google, she worked with the Telemedicine Program of Kosovo and ran a theater and performing arts organization in India for several years.
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author = {Kripa Krishnan},
title = {10 Years of Crashing Google},
year = {2015},
address = {Washington, D.C.},
publisher = {USENIX Association},
month = nov
}
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