The Morning Mind-Meld

By Jaime Woo and Emil Stolarsky

The Morning Mind-Meld is a chance to build context between the conversations happening around DevOps and SRE, and to hopefully create some inspiration, even—or, especially!—during a hectic week.

Previous issues

How Apollo 12 Was a Test in Trusting Your People

#8 May 27, 2020

On-call in 2020 Can't Look Like On-call in 2019

Pouring One Out for the End of O’Reilly’s In-Person Conferences

#6 Mar 25, 2020

#5

Mar 11, 2020

Werq From Home: How to Ace Being Remote – We originally had a post ready on the idea of ‘human error,’ but couldn’t ignore how the worries arou
#4

Feb 24, 2020

How Asking "What Went Right?" Teaches Us About Safety – During the second World War, the United States Army Air Forces needed to add armour to its planes to
#3

Jan 28, 2020

How an Alleged "Space Strike" Beautifully Demonstrates Work-As-Imagined Versus Work-As-Done – Nearly half a century ago, NASA Mission Control lost radio contact with the Skylab space station for
#2

Nov 27, 2019

A Bowl of Alphabet Soup: Liz Fong-Jones on Managing Complexity For Better DevOps – “Anyone trying to sell you DevOps in a box, it's not going to happen,” says researcher Nicole Forsgre
#1

Nov 13, 2019

Sleep, Interrupted: Niall Richard Murphy on Taking the Emergency Out of On-Call – In a game of word association, the first word many would associate with the feeling of being on-call