> Cool. Could someone, maybe an ex-googler, comment on which parts of these work well and which don't?
TBH most of this stuff is transferrable and even "common sense" in most of the companies you've worked for. Similarly how Google's SRE book is actually a very good collection of battle won experience on how ops can keep systems more reliable and running.
The book is written in a way that you can easily throw away advice that you don't think useful.
TBH most of this stuff is transferrable and even "common sense" in most of the companies you've worked for. Similarly how Google's SRE book is actually a very good collection of battle won experience on how ops can keep systems more reliable and running.
The book is written in a way that you can easily throw away advice that you don't think useful.