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In this episode Julie and Jason share updates on the Atlassian outage, a new incident at Cerner, and problems at the IRS. They also cover post-incident investigations from Cloudflare and Datadog.

In this episode, Julie and Jason cover recent outages of the Dutch NS trains, American Express, and the on-going, long-running incident at Atlassian. In positive news, they cover the acquisitions of Puppet by Perforce and Chaos Native by Harness, and Grafana Lab's series D funding.

In this episode, Jason is joined by special guest Mandi Walls, DevOps Advocate at PagerDuty. They discuss certificate-related reliability issues, updates to Github's ongoing MySQL incidents, Log4j problems, and Pokemon.

In this episode, we chat about Github's recent outage and dive into the incident report from their previous outage in February. We also discuss the latest NPM controversy regarding open source, politics, and protests. Our final segment covers an update to a new piece that we featured in our very first episode.

Welcome to Site Reliability Chats for the week of March 2–9, 2022. In this episode we cover outages from Slack, Marketo, Spotify, and Discord. We also share the latest news from AWS, Splunk, and Hashicorp—and chat about pie as Pi day (March 14) approaches.

Can your Kubernetes Pods auto-recover from sudden failure? See how you can use Gremlin to validate that your Kubernetes clusters are resilient to Pod failures.

Welcome to the first episode of Site Reliability Chats with your hosts Jason Yee @gitbisect and Julie Gunderson @julie_gund.

With private network integrations, you can now run Status Checks and Webhooks within your private networks without having to expose endpoints to the public Internet. Integrate with your internal tools without leaving the security of your own private network!