SF Reliability Engineering - November Talks

We are working to make the meetup more timezone-friendly to better serve the global community of Reliability Engineers and enable more engineers around the world to attend (and present!) at the meetup.

This month we will be hosting the meetup at 6 PM PT / 7:30AM IST. Meetups are held over Google Hangouts, and details shared with participants. Online room opens at 5:55 PM PT / 7:25 AM IST, presentation starts at 6 PM PT / 7:30 AM IST.

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We're always looking for 20-30 minute technical talks (and 5-8 minute lightning talks) relating to the very broad field of Reliability Engineering. Get in touch with the organizers if you'd like to present!

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Speaker: Toby Weingartner

Talk: Turndowns (not deprecations)

Abstract: A treatise on the general mechanics of how to run a turndown of a legacy system. The author has used these techniques a number of times to turn down legacy systems. Systems encompassing several dozen machines to several hundred customers with thousands of machines.