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DevOps je mrtvé, ať žije Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). Do tohoto dílu jsme pozvali Ladislava Prskavce, který vede SRE tým v Apiary a je tedy osobou více než povolanou, aby nám o tomto novém přístupu něco prozradil.

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CZ Podcast 160 - Site Reliability Engineering

As a system becomes more complex, the chance of failure increases. At a large enough scale, failures are inevitable. Incident response is the practice of preparing for and effectively recovering from these failures. An engineering team can use checklists and runbooks to minimize failures. They can put a plan in place for responding to failures. And they can use the process of post mortems to reflect on a failure and take full advantage of the lessons of that failure. Emil Stolarsky&nbsp;is a production engineer at Shopify where his role shares many similarities with that of&nbsp;Google’s site reliability engineers. In this episode, Emil argues that the academic study of emergency management and industries such as aerospace and transportation have a lot to teach software engineers about responding to production problems. &nbsp; In this interview Emil argues that we need to move beyond tribal knowledge and incorporate practices such as an incident command system and rigorous use of checklists. Emil suggests that we need to move beyond a mindset of “move fast and break things” and toward a place of more deliberate preparation.

002 - Incident Response with Emil Stolarsky

In this episode: Chris Calvert, Co-Founder & VP Product Respond Software is our guest this week. News from: Left Hand Robotics, Rachio, Gates, Red Robin, Optiv, Convercent, Ping Identity, LogRhythm, Intelisecure and a lot more!

I will never shovel snow again
So much news this week I don't know where to start. A robot that will clear my snow? Yes please. Colorado received a lot of venture funding in 2017 (I've got numbers to prove it). Speaking of funding... a local smart sprinkler company soaked up (get it? 'soaked up') 10m in funding. Gates announced an IPO, while Red Robin is laying off folks from corporate and restaurants. Colorado gets involved with GirlsGoCyberStart, Optiv hires a new CTO, Convercent's CEO wrote for Forbes.com, Ping security team talks about how to do MFA the right way, James from LogRhythm talks about CISO pain-points, and a couple new CISOs named in town.

Come join us on the new Colorado = Security Slack channel to meet old and new friends. Did you catch our trivia question? Be the first to reply to info@colorado-security.com with the right answer and get any $25 item from the Colorado = Security store.

Sign up for our mailing list on the main site to receive weekly updates - https://www.colorado-security.com/. If you have any questions or comments, or any organizations or events we should highlight, contact Alex and Robb at info@colorado-security.com

Local security news:
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Colorado VC investment was highest in 16 years in 2017
Left Hand Robotics' snow clearing robot
Smart-home tech startup raises a new VC round
Denver-based Gates files for IPO
Red Robin corporate and restaurant layoffs
Colorado to partner in GirlsGoCyberStart, an innovative cybersecurity program for high school girls
Optiv Security names Stu Solomon chief technology and strategy officer
Disrupting the Employee Experience - by Patrick Quinlan
PingID Security Hardening: Your Guide to Achieving Five-Star MFA Security
7 Common CISO Pain Points and How to Overcome Them
Mischa Danaceau is the new CISO at InteliSecure
Job Openings:
TeleTech - Director, Information Security
Catholic Health Initiatives - Manager, IT Security Risk
Kivu Consulting - IT Manager
Comcast - Security Operations Center Lead
Ping Identity - Site Reliability Engineering, Security Operations
DCP Midstream - IT Security Analyst V
Colorado State University (Denver) - Senior Cyber Security Engineer
Optiv - Consultant - Attack & Penetration
Arrow Electronics - IT Risk Intern
Vail Resorts - Information Security, Compliance, and Risk Internship
Upcoming Events:
This Week and Next:

CSA - January Meeting - 1/16
ISSA COS - January meetings - 1/16-17
DenSec - North Meeting - 1/18
Optiv - 2018 Solution and Program Insight Focus Group: Application Security (AppSec) - 1/18
ISACA - General Data Protection Regulation - 1/18
SecureSet - Cybersecurity Expert Series - 1/18
Red Canary - Micro brew tour - 1/26
SecureSet - Capture the flag - 1/26
Other Notable Upcoming Events:

CTA - Day at the Capital - 2/21
SnowFROC - 3/8
C-Level @ Mile High - 3/15
Rocky Mountain Information Security Confernce - 5/8-10
View our events page for a full list of upcoming events

* Thanks to CJ Adams for our intro and exit! If you need any voiceover work, you can contact him here at carrrladams@gmail.com. Check out his other voice work here.

* Intro and exit song: "The Language of Blame" by The Agrarians is licensed under CC BY 2.0

50 - 1/15 - Chris Calvert, Co-Founder & VP Product Respond Software

In this episode of the O’Reilly Media Podcast, I talk with JP Phillips, platform engineer at IBM Cloud. IBM is driving development in the container space, as shown through last year’s launch of Istio, an open cloud service that allows developers to connect, manage, and secure networks of different microservices. Istio, a joint collaboration between IBM, Google, and Lyft, (in conjunction with the Cloud Native Computing Foundation), is platform agnostic and runs on Kubernetes platforms, such as IBM’s Cloud Container Service. Interest in the platform is growing. IBM's Daniel Berg, who is giving a talk on Istio at the upcoming OSCON conference in Portland, recently led a hands-on workshop at KubeCon in Copenhagen to help developers learn how Istio can solve common challenges with microservices deployed within Kubernetes.

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