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Facilitating the postmortem meeting
From the course: DevOps Foundations: Effective Postmortems
Facilitating the postmortem meeting
- By now, your investigation team should've worked together to add the incident write-up into the postmortem document. The timeline for sure, and brainstorming on contributing factors and corrective actions. But in the end, there's no substitute for getting everyone together and talking it out. Who should schedule and facilitate the postmortem meeting? Some organizations like to have a designated facilitator. I think it makes the team stronger for everyone to develop that skill, so I like the incident commander to be the one responsible, with more experienced facilitators mentoring and supporting them as necessary. The technical team at Etsy has written an excellent publicly-available debriefing facilitation guide you can use as inspiration. It has a lot of in-depth techniques to use as a facilitator. Having the postmortem meeting is important for several reasons. It elicits information and ideas from those who've been…
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Controlling cognitive bias3m 33s
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What went well2m 16s
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Contributing factors4m 36s
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Challenge: Your contributing factors3m 27s
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Solution: Your contributing factors4m 21s
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Corrective actions5m 7s
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Challenge: Your corrective actions3m 20s
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Solution: Your corrective actions3m 11s
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Facilitating the postmortem meeting4m 17s
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Leading a group postmortem analysis4m 12s
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